Composr 10.0.50 released

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Version 10.0.50 has now been released. This version is a patch release that introduces a number of bug fixes since the last release. Upgrading to this release is not recommended for those who did not have any login / cookie issues on version 10.0.49 due to 10.0.50 rolling back cookie changes made in 10.0.49.

To upgrade follow the steps in your website's http://mybaseurl/upgrader.php script. You will need to copy the URL of the attached file (created via the form below) during step 3.


Your upgrade to version 10.0.50

You can generate an upgrader from any version of Composr to any other version. If you access this upgrade post via the version information box on your Admin Zone front page then we'll automatically know what version you're running.
If you'd prefer though you can enter in your version number right here:

(usually blank)

(example above is for upgrading from 10.0.0 beta1)


This is a long-term maintenance release. Only critical bugs and security holes are being fixed in this version branch. If a newer branch is available, it is highly recommended upgrading your site to the newest branch at your earliest convenience.

It is not advised upgrading to 10.0.50 unless you had problems with 10.0.49.

If you had cookie issues from version 10.0.49, you may need to clear your browser cookies (and instruct all your users to do the same) after upgrading. Note that this version reverts the cookie changes in 10.0.49, meaning your session cookies will not have the HttpOnly or Secure flags anymore. Be aware there is a security implication with this as cookie / session hijacking is possible (but very unlikely given IP validation).

The following tracker issues have been resolved since version 10.0.49…

The following changes were made via git since version 10.0.49…

Special thanks to these members for resolving the issues above:

Special thanks to these members for reporting the issues above to the tracker:

Special thanks to these individuals for contributing to the software code on git:
  • Lovinity (Patrick Schmalstig)
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