NamelessMC

Hi,

Templates and modules that you see in the resources section are all developed by third parties, and they are not part of the Nameless core.

It is not the responsibility of the Nameless team to maintain these resources, it is up to the developer of them to keep them up to date. If you are purchasing a premium resource, then it's worth checking the terms and conditions of the purchase to see if there is any mention of your rights if the resource stops getting updated.

Hi everyone,

Version 2.2.2 is now available.

This includes some changes around the template class to reinstate some options to custom templates that were available in 2.1.x but not 2.2.0.

There are also some fixes around PHP 8.4, the report API endpoint, tables showing incorrectly in forum posts and changes to the block functionality.

Existing websites should upgrade through the staff control panel -> Update tab, and new installations can download the release from GitHub.

Thank you to all contributors who have helped to make this release possible.

Hi everyone,

Following the release of 2.2.0 on Friday, 2.2.1 is now available. This includes translation updates and a widgets related fix for websites with certain data state.

If your website is still on 2.1.4, the upgrade package found in the staff panel will now take you straight to 2.2.1 instead of 2.2.0. You should still wait until your templates and modules are updated before upgrading from 2.1.4.

Existing websites on 2.2.0 can find the update in the StaffCP -> Update tab, and new installations should download nameless-deps-dist from the GitHub release, linked below.

Thank you to all contributors who have helped to make this release possible.

@DeCrys thanks for the detailed message.

If CGIPassAuth is causing an issue, it suggests that your Apache version is not recent enough to support it -  Apache should be at least version 2.4.13 for CGIPassAuth.

When this line is commented out, and you are seeing the Nameless error screen, the file cache/logs/fatal-log.log should provide further information as to what is failing - it is likely unrelated to the htaccess issue.

DeCrys:

The update broke my website, it is unusable.

Make sure you click on Upgrade after uploading the files - if you didn't do this, head straight to yoursite.com/index.php?route=/panel/upgrade

It is also important that the files are uploaded correctly, in that directories are merged and not replaced, as not every file is included in the upgrade package, only those that have changed.

If you are still experiencing issues, and all that you see is an error page, you can try checking either the Nameless error file (cache/logs/fatal-log.log), or your web server error logs for further information.