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2/3/2017 6:48 PM
 
DNN Corp stopped their previous policy of providing security upgrades for previous major releases.
3 of the latest 4 security issues are of low impact and one of medium level, which requires specific knowledge about DNN and the site configuration.

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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2/6/2017 1:53 PM
 
Is there an ETA for 9.1.0 so I can provide management with an estimated time frame to begin evaluation?
 
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2/8/2017 10:17 PM
 

I've been slacking on the upgrades... and after reading this thread, I've attempted to upgrade from 7.4.1 to 8.0.4 (stopping there as suggested for now) and whether I try to upgrade a copy of my dnn site or the live site as inline, the upgrade process shows SUCCESS for every step but when I try to access the site afterwards, the browser just spins and it never loads.  IIS/w3wp.exe just churns for a little bit, allocating some RAM, but then goes idle and the browser never goes anywhere.  I recycled the IIS process and same result (so I rolled back the upgrade where I'm running clean on 7.4.1 again).

Thoughts why it's not loading?

 
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2/13/2017 2:22 PM
 
Jason wrote:

I've been slacking on the upgrades... and after reading this thread, I've attempted to upgrade from 7.4.1 to 8.0.4 (stopping there as suggested for now) and whether I try to upgrade a copy of my dnn site or the live site as inline, the upgrade process shows SUCCESS for every step but when I try to access the site afterwards, the browser just spins and it never loads.  IIS/w3wp.exe just churns for a little bit, allocating some RAM, but then goes idle and the browser never goes anywhere.  I recycled the IIS process and same result (so I rolled back the upgrade where I'm running clean on 7.4.1 again).

Thoughts why it's not loading?

 We just did 3 DNN 7.4.x to 8.0.4 upgrades and one of them suffered something similar.  It was one of our oldest DNN installs so it had a bunch of old Extensions and also its skin was based off of a skin that was trying to use SolPart which was removed in the 8.x branch.  To resolve it we first removed all extensions that were no longer in use, upgraded extensions to the latest version, and then built a new skin based off of a DNN8 skin template.  The extensions were just good practice but the skin was the actual culprit.  You have to have a non-SolPart (or any of the other deprecated/removed providers) using skin in place otherwise things will go bad afterwards.  We wiped out the old skin in the DNN 7.4.x install and replaced it with the new DNN8 based one as part of the upgrade step.  It did error in DNN7 but that was because it wanted DNN8 components it didn't have yet but that was ok as the step right after putting the skin in place was upgrading to DNN8.  When makign the new theme make sure your names match up with your previous ones for the skin & container otherwise you'll have to hunt down every little thing.

 
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2/22/2017 1:56 PM
 
So now there is a Critical vulnerability that impacts 8.0.4 but I see that DNN 9.0.2 is out but not 9.1.0 yet. Should we still be waiting for 9.1.0 to upgrade?
 
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