z929669 Posted April 10, 2023 Posted April 10, 2023 Unfortunately, IPS doesn't seem to label their PHP files with the current version #, so I have no recollection of the version I downloaded in January, and the archive tells me nothing that I can find. Is there a file in the archive that will tell me the version? I must ask, because I'm upgrading my server to PHP 8.0+ and I want to install the Nov, 2022 release 4.7.4 to see what if anything breaks from 4.7.3. I DO NOT want to upgrade to 4.7.9, since one of my mandatory extensions purportedly is not compatible (Radical Tags). Unfortunately, IPS does not offer it's customers anything but the "current release". I just need to know what version I have based on the archive alone. The top folder is ips_dd729, so that should tell somebody on IPS side what version it is that I have. If my downloaded version is > 4.7.4, I will need access to that version. How can I get it? Thanks
Solution Adriano Faria Posted April 10, 2023 Solution Posted April 10, 2023 Just now, z929669 said: Is there a file in the archive that will tell me the version? Example: /applications/core/data/versions.json This file will contain all versions from that app. The latest one is the version in use. All apps must have this file.
z929669 Posted April 10, 2023 Author Posted April 10, 2023 1 minute ago, Adriano Faria said: Example: /applications/core/data/versions.json This file will contain all versions from that app. The latest one is the version in use. All apps must have this file. Thank you ... I had almost found it but didn't drill to the /data folder. Looks like I have 4.7.6, and the RT author claims that 4.7.9 is compatible with latest RT version. So I will move forward as is.
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