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brian
@brian
10/27/26 05:48:00AM
10,167 posts

The new Jamroom 7.1.0 beta has been released!
Announcements

Yeah that's from the old 7.0.3 core release (yesterday) so would not be the new error you're running in to. If you want to shoot me your FTP info and JR info to support@jamroom.net I can check it out for you.
updated by @brian: 10/27/26 05:48:12AM
brian
@brian
10/27/26 05:32:20AM
10,167 posts

The new Jamroom 7.1.0 beta has been released!
Announcements

boplive:Hi there I uploaded the jrCore and everything looked OK when it took me to the next update of a module and not sure.which module it was it then took me to a 403 error
I send a help ticket to jbservers.net haven't heard from them yet but will attempt to follow the instructions from the link below
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/forum/using-jamroom/65972/new-install-error

and

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/forum/installation-and-configuration/66911/403-forbidden-error

If you can get access to your data/logs/error_log file let me know the "fatal" error you see at the very bottom.
brian
@brian
10/27/26 05:31:38AM
10,167 posts

The new Jamroom 7.1.0 beta has been released!
Announcements

emdiamond:Got it to work. Ran integrity check. Then updated the Marketplace module followed by the update to the rest of the modules. It works now.

I think the Marketplace module needed to be done first after the system core. Then the rest of the mods were able to update/ At least that's how it behaved for me.

And of course running the integrity check helped.
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Glad to see you got this working - if you look in your Activity Logs -> Error Log you should be able to see the "Fatal" error that you ran into - I'd be curious to see what that is and if it is something I could fix.

Note that the new Marketplace 1.8 going forward will update the core first, then marketplace (if there is one), then the rest of the modules - exactly to allow a marketplace module update to roll in before the rest of the modules.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
10/25/26 09:47:56AM
10,167 posts

The new Jamroom 7.1.0 beta has been released!
Announcements

Make sure and check out the new Blog about Jamroom 7.1.0:

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/blog/103/jamroom-710-beta-is-now-available

There's a ton of new features, tweaks, updates and fixes.

Let me know if you have any feedback on the new release!
updated by @brian: 10/29/26 01:39:26PM
brian
@brian
10/23/26 08:50:25AM
10,167 posts

Hosting Service Provider Note: Update PHP to fix vulnerabilities
Installation and Configuration

Clay Gordon:Brian:

From my developer. who will be doing the update.

“Now we have to check what version is running on the server, if below the lowest 8.2 patched version then we have to upgrade the php first, and also we need to be sure if the current version of forum software is compatible with the upgrade php or not.”

We are running: PHP 8.1.30 on system core 7.0.3.

I assume we want to upgrade to the latest patched release version (PHP 8.5.12) and that that supports jR core 7.0.3.

Just confirming before we proceed.

I have not tested Core 7.0.2 on PHP 8.5 - it SHOULD work - if they have PHP 8.3 that might be better.
brian
@brian
10/21/26 10:19:24AM
10,167 posts

Hosting Service Provider Note: Update PHP to fix vulnerabilities
Installation and Configuration

You should be able to update - SSH in to your ubuntu server and run these 3 commands (wait for each to finish):

sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
sudo service apache2 restart
brian
@brian
10/21/26 10:05:58AM
10,167 posts

Hosting Service Provider Note: Update PHP to fix vulnerabilities
Installation and Configuration

Got it. You're going to want to run OS upgrades for your server however you normally do that - it depends on the OS you are using. What OS are you running on?
brian
@brian
10/21/26 09:51:19AM
10,167 posts

Hosting Service Provider Note: Update PHP to fix vulnerabilities
Installation and Configuration

Hi Clay - you're all good - all Jamroom hosted servers have already been patched/upgraded.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
02/05/25 05:26:01PM
10,167 posts

Some basic questions about Genosis
Genosis

Think of a "researcher" as like a profile admin - they can update all Genosis profiles - just like a regular JR admin. A contributor is just someone that "owns" a profile.

As for surnames - yes - you can "build off" as many profiles as you want. For example - you could set the home profile for one of your relatives in the tree as their profile, then they can "add" parents, siblings, etc (as long as they are a researcher). That's how I run things on my family tree site - for example my sister has a profile and can add relatives as needed. The map that is part of Genosis right now is just based on birth dates - not names (and with Google getting rid of some of their map stuff it may not make it for long).

Genosis is super flexible - I'd recommend getting in and playing around with it - you'll find there are lots of shortcuts to make things easy.

Let me know if that helps.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
09/27/24 11:54:32AM
10,167 posts

search 3.0
Jamroom Developers

I just recently pushed out a new beta for this that adds some new features - let me know if you see any issues.
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