Sounds good - thanks much !
OAuth enable?
rc3 is available for download on the osticket.com/download page
5 days later
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It’s still an RC so it’s not meant for production. Once v1.17 is released then you can upgrade production.
Yea you can upgrade from your current version. Here is the docs:
Cheers.
alright - thank you once again.
Please let me know once v1.17 is released and that also can be upgraded directly from 1.15.4.
any instructions how to configure Outh2 - Microsoft ? (via O365 environment).
- have already installed plugin etc.
It's pretty trivial, but no we do not have instructions at this time. We will have videos, guides, etc. post stable release. In the meantime you just need to follow your mail provider's documentation on Modern Authentication setup.
Cheers.
a month later
Hi Kevin,
Is there any update on v.17 for production ? Microsoft is going to disable legacy auth by 30th September, 2022. We are really in need to enable Auth for email boxes associated with our osticket helpdesk.
The cutoff is actually October 1, 2022. Anyways, we are still on track to have v1.17 stable released before the cutoff.
Cheers.
Thank you so much
Please keep me posted here.
I will try but no promises as I have a lot going on rn. You can always follow our Github page to receive alerts about updates/new releases.
Cheers.
16 days later
Hi Kevin,
I still do not see the production version of 1.17, we have only 1 day left - is there any further update?
abeermuh I believe released is planned for tomorrow.
In the meantime you can postpone IMAP basic auth depreciation in O365 portal though if needed.
Hi , as v1.17 has been released today, please confirm whether it can be directly upgraded from my current version (v1.15.4) or not? Though I tried upgrading it on my test environment first (the RC4 version) but upgrading the PHP to 8 or later breaks all its config and on browsing it is showing kind of garbage page. Please if someone could help? Below is the snap of the page showing.
abeermuh
It doesn't look like php is running on your server. If you are using linux, go to the console and type: php -v to see what version you are running. You'll need to make sure you install the libapache2-mod-php8.0 extension on your apache server. Here is a guide if you haven't installed php 8 yet.
https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-install-php-8-on-ubuntu-20-04/
I have refreshed the Test machine and upgrade again, this time //localhost/setup is working but when I click on Admin Panel the page redirects to //localhost/setup/settings.php and does not show anything.
I meant it redirects to //localhost/scp/settings.php and does not show anything.
Now I have tried upgarding again from scratch - followed the guide, it is showing me below error. Please help!!
