Try the version 1.39 from Timgno - it is newer.

good
IMO it is better to do these for an upgrade package:
- remove install, mainfile.php, include/license.php (removing license is important)
- remove robots.txt, xoops.css and favicon.ico (It will help webmasters to not loose customization)
- remove suico and zetagenesis from themes folder (just default theme is enough)
- remove cache and templates_c (no need for them)
- add upgrade folder


for my personal usage i will create another upgrade and i remove these too:
- images and uploads folder because i have customization there.

@chefry:

those red lines are not important because they just want to warn you about those folders permissions. while they are above 755 it is ok for the system.
but it is strange. usually you should see green lines when chmod is the same. I know in some servers users cannot change the chmod of a folder at 777 maybe your issue is this.

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The issue is with a situation when the Webmaster didn't change anything in a file like xoops.css, but it was changed by XOOPS from one version to the other (e.g. xoops.css has been changed from 2.5.4 to 2.5.5)

I think, that a Webmaster who did such changes, needs to remember what was changed, and then avoid overwriting such files. Otherwise he will not take an advantage of changes provided by XOOPS.

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I know, because I know that they are supposed to be 777. But the point is, something changed between RC 1 and Final that is causing the error. A new user isn't going to know that

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Is anybody else experiencing it? I cannot replicate it....

I have a problem in some modules with the file /class/commentrenderer.php the code:
at line 303 seem to be a wrong.

' : $thread[$key]['obj']->getVar('com_text');