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This is a maintenance release to fix reported bugs. Other changes include:

• RSS feeds now use guest page caching system
• Analytic tracking code has been moved to inside head tag
• Ad code placement has a new setting to clarify how sidebar display should be handled
• Various enhancements to Redis engine including data stored encrypted at rest
• Search result improvements

Key Changes

4.2.5 is a maintenance release that fixes issues identified in 4.2.4.
Additional Information

This release addresses an XSS vulnerability. We would like to thank Maverick and Mike for responsibly disclosing the details of this vulnerability to us.

PS Community Suite 4.2.4 has been pushed to our site on September 13, 2017. You can check the release notes here: IPS Community Suite 4.2.4
Please continue to let us know your thoughts and of course, any issues you come across.
Below is a list of the previous IPS Community Suite Updates:

Key Changes

4.2.4 is a maintenance release that fixes issues identified in 4.2.3.

Released 08/07/2017
We are well into development on IPS Community Suite 4.2.2 and are excited to start announcing all the new features and improvements.
Our next big release is focused on engagement with your members. You will see enhancements to our Reputation system, new ways to encourage people to register on your community, and enhancements to existing features to make them more interactive. There are also entirely new capabilities we cannot wait to show you ranging from new ways to organize content to tools to help promote your community.
Version 4.2.2 also features a refreshed AdminCP and default front-end design. Theme changes in 4.2.2 are mostly in the CSS framework so your existing themes will either work without issue or require minor changes to work in the new version.
Over the next several weeks we will be posting news entries with previews of upcoming features fairly often. Be sure to follow our News section, our Facebook, or Twitter to stay up to date.
We expect IPS Community Suite 4.2.2 to be out in mid-2017 with a public preview available sooner.
Everyone at IPS has worked very hard on this update and we think you will love it!

4.2.2 is a maintenance release that fixes issues identified in 4.2.1 and:

A new extraction process to make auto-upgrades more robust
The upgrade system will do a check of all files to ensure they are up to date before proceeding

Fixes upgrade issues in some server configurations (already silently patched).
Fixes some AdminCP settings showing the wrong value selected, especially in Spam Service settings/
Fixes an error when trying to split a topic.
Fixes missing images when setting up Google Authenticator, and an issue which may setup to fail.
Fixes broken links on the new Two-Factor Authentication setup page.
Fixes missing language string in AdminCP Dashboard warning when site is offline and in image sharer settings.
Fixes errors for some communities that have previously converted from other software.
Fixes an issue with grid layout on some pages.

We are well into development on IPS Community Suite 4.2 and are excited to start announcing all the new features and improvements.
Our next big release is focused on engagement with your members. You will see enhancements to our Reputation system, new ways to encourage people to register on your community, and enhancements to existing features to make them more interactive. There are also entirely new capabilities we cannot wait to show you ranging from new ways to organize content to tools to help promote your community.
Version 4.2 also features a refreshed AdminCP and default front-end design. Theme changes in 4.2 are mostly in the CSS framework so your existing themes will either work without issue or require minor changes to work in the new version.
Over the next several weeks we will be posting news entries with previews of upcoming features fairly often. Be sure to follow our News section, our Facebook, or Twitter to stay up to date.
We expect IPS Community Suite 4.2 to be out in mid-2017 with a public preview available sooner.
Everyone at IPS has worked very hard on this update and we think you will love it!

This is a security release and we recommend all clients upgrade as soon as possible.
We know security updates can be distracting but we take security very seriously and do not want to delay getting you the latest enhancements. As we continue to audit security hardening, we will do these focused update releases.
This release addresses two possible XSS scenarios.

This is a maintenance release to fix minor issues. As we prepare our 4.2 release we will continue to provide small maintenance updates to 4.1.

This is a maintenance release to fix minor issues. As we prepare our 4.2 release we will continue to provide small maintenance updates to 4.1.

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