Collabtive 0.6.1 released

Today we announce the immediate availability of Collabtive 0.6.1.
Collabtive 0.6.1 is a bugfix release for the 0.6 series. It contains more than 15 bugfixes, including one that is security related, and a new translation: Greek.

All users of Collabtive are encouraged to upgrade to this new release.
Please see changelog.txt provided with the Collabtive archive for a full list of changes.

We decided to slip in this bugfix release, because many fixes have been made since the last release.
However, new functionality under development is not quite ready for prime time yet.
So Collabtive 0.7 will be released later this year, and contain numerous new and improved features.

Updating
Be sure to back up your database before doing an update.
Updating from earlier versions of Collabtive is supported using 5 easy steps:

  1. Unpack the Collabtive archive.
  2. Retrieve config.php from your server.
  3. Put your config.php in /config/standard/ in the folder where you unpacked the archive, replacing the blank one.
  4. Upload everything to your server, replacing any old Collabtive files.
  5. Point your browser to update.php.

Download
As always, Collabtive can be downloaded from our mirrors:
http://collabtive.o-dyn.de/downloadref.php

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7 Kommentare

  1. name:

    Perhaps a username and password for the demo is in order?

  2. Dman:

    IE 8 is throwing stack overflow errors everywhere on the new release. Otherwise this software is awesome…thanks guys. Please look into the IE bug if you can.

    Thanks

    D

  3. Hassen:

    Great job guys. One question please: Does Collabtive have real time tracking (live time) feature, like Basecamp?
    Thank you

  4. P.Linux:

    Hello, I found a bug in this projrct.
    In the file “\include\class.task.php” line 25 & line 26.
    Your codes are :
    $this->mylog = new mylog;
    $this->plugin = new plugin();

    This will cause a error:
    Fatal error: Call to a member function callSignalFuncs() on a non-object in /opt/lampp/htdocs/pm/include/class.task.php on line 118

    Because you defined like this:
    class task
    {
    private $mylog;
    private $plugins;
    ……
    }

    But you used like this:
    $this->plugin = new plugin();

    I change these two line to:
    $this->mylog = new mylog();
    $this->plugins = new plugin();

    Now it run well.

    I’m a chinese student that like Open Source and Linux.
    My English is poor, I hope you can understand what I said.

  5. Eugene:

    P.Linux is right. There is a bug.

    I’ll try to explain more clearly.
    Comment lines:
    //private $mylog;
    //private $plugins;

    Add lines to function __construct()
    $this->mylog = new mylog();
    $this->plugins = new plugin();

  6. Ivan:

    BRAVO!

  7. Aristotle:

    Hi,

    A very good collaboration software for managing projects and people’s tasks. Please consider in your next version the reply to a message function to send an email to the sender of the message and a cc to the sender of the reply.

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