Release

The Aegir project is proud to announce the fifth alpha of our 0.4 release cycle. The focus of this release has been on tweak, security and bug fixes. Work has been done to ensure Drupal 7 compatibility and Adrian has worked extensively on the Drupal 6 to 7 upgrade path. The backend was ported to Solaris and as a result we now have installation hints for Solaris on top of the existing Debian and CentOS instructions.

The Aegir project is proud to announce the third alpha of our 0.4 release cycle. The focus of this release has been exclusively on bug fixes and improving the user interface through the application of sensible javascript and AHAH elements. We have also significantly improved the installation process and now provide documentation for CentOS and Debian.

The Aegir team is happy to present the second alpha release of the 0.4 milestone. Like the first alpha, this is a "developer preview" release following the hugely popular 0.3 release, which includes many bug fixes to alpha1, along with a stack of exciting new features. While we are in alpha stage with 0.4, we recommend that production system continue to use the 0.3 stable release for now. However, many important bug fixes did make it into this alpha, so we encourage you to check it out however way you can.

Installation and upgrade instructions

The Aegir project is happy to present the first alpha release of the 0.4 milestone. This is a "developer preview" release following the hugely popular 0.3 release, to allow people to play around with the new features we are developing and is not meant to be production-ready, use at your own risks. It should be fairly stable anyways, as very little major changes were brought in, but a lot of new exciting features!

The Aegir project is proud to announce version 0.3 of the Aegir Hosting System.

As a project, we have always focused on keeping our goals for each release as clear as possible, and this has allowed us to accomplish many great things. After the major new features and refactoring involved in our 0.2 release, we decided to focus on building the best Drupal 6 based front end that we are able to.

The initial port to Drupal 6 was accomplished relatively early in the development cycle, and we have been spending our time since refining, testing and polishing what is undoubtedly our finest release yet.

We're proud to announce the fourth release candidate of the 0.3 branch of the Aegir hosting system for Drupal.

Ægir is a set of contributed modules for Drupal that aims to solve the problem of managing a large number of Drupal sites. It does this by providing you with a simple Drupal based hosting front end for your entire network of sites. To deploy a new site you simply have to create a new Site node. To backup or upgrade sites, you simply manage your site nodes as you would any other node.

This is the fourth release candidate of the 0.3 branch. This release is a maintenance release and the only project goal is the porting of Aegir 0.2 to Drupal 6. As such the code base is already feature complete and only bug fixes will be accepted before the final release is made.

Fixes in this release include :
- fix lots of documentation: [#553230], [#553202], [#550352]
- fix tasks permission: [#535562]
- fix install_profile_api dependency: [#550696], [#545168]
- fix add site tab in client form [#525676]

We're proud to announce the third release candidate of the 0.3 branch of the Aegir hosting system for Drupal.

Ægir is a set of contributed modules for Drupal that aims to solve the problem of managing a large number of Drupal sites. It does this by providing you with a simple Drupal based hosting front end for your entire network of sites. To deploy a new site you simply have to create a new Site node. To backup or upgrade sites, you simply manage your site nodes as you would any other node.

This is the third release candidate of the 0.3 branch. This release is a maintenance release and the only project goal is the porting of Aegir 0.2 to Drupal 6. As such the code base is already feature complete and only bug fixes will be accepted before the final release is made.

Fixes in this release include :
- Various fixes in install.sh.txt to automate aegir installation on a debian/ubuntu host
- Fixed a critical error related to file permissions. see: http://groups.drupal.org/node/24854#fileperms

We're proud to announce the second release candidate of the 0.3 branch of the Aegir hosting system for Drupal.

Ægir is a set of contributed modules for Drupal that aims to solve the problem of managing a large number of Drupal sites. It does this by providing you with a simple Drupal based hosting front end for your entire network of sites. To deploy a new site you simply have to create a new Site node. To backup or upgrade sites, you simply manage your site nodes as you would any other node.

This is the second release candidate of the 0.3 release. The primary focus of this release is porting the existing 0.2 release to Drupal 6. We had originally planned to also number this release 0.2, but to simplify support we have opted to give this release it's own version number.

Due to the nature of this release, it is already feature complete and only bug fixes will be accepted.

We're proud to announce the first release candidate of the 0.3 branch of the Aegir hosting system for Drupal.

Ægir is a set of contributed modules for Drupal that aims to solve the problem of managing a large number of Drupal sites. It does this by providing you with a simple Drupal based hosting front end for your entire network of sites. To deploy a new site you simply have to create a new Site node. To backup or upgrade sites, you simply manage your site nodes as you would any other node.

This is the first release candidate of our 0.3 release. The primary focus of this release is porting the existing 0.2 release to Drupal 6. We had originally planned to also number this release 0.2, but to simplify support we have opted to give this release it's own version number.

Due to the nature of this release, it is already feature complete and only bug fixes will be accepted.