i’ve been resistant to upgrading for the last few release-tuneup-release-tuneup cycles. Upgrading (at least on IIS) is always a matter of crossing my fingers and praying, so i try to avoid it, unless there are clear security reasons for doing it. 2.0.6 seems to have some, though. and since my database decided [...]

that time again

i've been resistant to upgrading for the last few release-tuneup-release-tuneup cycles. Upgrading (at least on IIS) is always a matter of crossing my fingers and praying, so i try to avoid it, unless there are clear security reasons for doing it. 2.0.6 seems to have some, though. and since my database decided to hose itself last night, i'm all set on sql/wxr backups (h/t to mark for explaining where the import function is on aging versions of phpMyAdmin). so if archGFX disappears tonight, you'll know why. alex’s fingers crossed

UPDATE:
the cycle continues.  fortunately i had friends in, and didn't upgrade until just now.  looks like everything's still in working order.

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