Hi Clay,   
      
   RJ Clay wrote to Michiel Broek:   
   RC> Hi Michiel!   
   RC>    
   RC>    
   RC> Michiel Broek wrote to RJ Clay:   
   RC> MB> RJ Clay wrote to Nicholas Boel:   
   RC> MB> RC>   The v0.92.0 version is the most recent stable release of MBSE    
   RC> BBS.   
   RC> MB> RC> Those changes since 2008 are for the current development version,    
   RC> and   
   RC> MB> RC> I plan to make such an upgrade to the next version easy but I    
   RC> won't   
   RC> MB> RC> know what's involved until it (the next stable) is finalized.   
   RC> MB>    
   RC> MB> The last years I haven't released "stable releases", just consider the   
   RC> MB> current versions as stable.   
   RC>    
   RC>     So there haven't  been any changes yet that would prevent an automatic   
   RC> upgrade?  If that's the case, I'll be doing upgrade testing as well, and    
   RC> will   
   RC> go ahead & create both 32 & 64 bit binary packages for testing...   
      
   I don't think automatic upgrade would fail.    
   The command "mbsetup init" will not only do the initial setup for a new   
   system, it will also upgrade the database just like when in the ChangeLog is   
   told to "enter mbsetup" and exit.   
      
   It should cover most changes I think.   
      
   Michiel.   
      
   RC>     Greetings, RJ Clay   
      
       Greetings, Michiel Broek   
      
   Email:   mbse at fido dot mbse dot eu   
   Fidonet: Michiel Broek at 2:280/2802   
      
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