.PEM files missing after upgrade to 2.1.9 self-hosted

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ictguy Aspiring developer Posts: 564 Reg: Jun 17, 2011 Mildura, Austra... 15,840	confirm \| cancel 09/24/13 10:28 PM (12 years ago) .PEM files missing after upgrade to 2.1.9 self-hosted Hi All, I just upgraded my self hosted server to 2.1.9. All went perfectly - thank you David & team! I had to manually update my plugins but this is probably due to my server config or something. Again, everything went ok. No problems! I just thought I should mention that the server update did delete my .pem files for Apple push notifications (or at least the reference to them). It wasn't hard to re-upload the files, * providing you've kept a copy * or still have the Apple certificates to create new ones. Just thought I should mention it. Cheers Darrel Title Comments Hi All, I just upgraded my self hosted server to 2.1.9. All went perfectly - thank you David & team! I had to manually update my plugins but this is probably due to my server config or something. Again, everything went ok. No problems! I just thought I should mention that the server update did delete my .pem files for Apple push notifications (or at least the reference to them). It wasn't hard to re-upload the files, * providing you've kept a copy * or still have the Apple certificates to create new ones. Just thought I should mention it. Cheers Darrel

mrDavid BTMods.com Posts: 3936 Reg: May 21, 2011 San Diego, CA 51,910	11/13/13 11:27 AM (12 years ago) Good mention, had no idea! I'll look out for this when 3.0 comes out, I only added them 2.1.9. Cheers Darrel! David https://buzztouchmods.com/market Comments Good mention, had no idea! I'll look out for this when 3.0 comes out, I only added them 2.1.9. Cheers Darrel! David https://buzztouchmods.com/market

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