Question

I applied latest patch (PATCH_SUPEE-7405_CE_1.9.2.3_v1.1-2016-02-23-07-46-32) to a fresh magento 1.9.2.3 installation

The compiler has never run, all caches are disabled

The patch was applied successfully but after logging in back to back-end I still see 1.9.2.3 on the footer, while it should be 1.9.2.4

I reverted and reapplied the patch successfully but no luck.

Any thoughts on that?

Was it helpful?

Solution

The patches are meant to be applied on older versions to only fix specific issues without updating Magento. As such, they do not increase the version number.

If you are already on the latest version you can update Magento with a patch release like 1.9.2.4 instead of applying the patch with the shell script.

The difference is:

  • an update replaces all core files and bumps the version number
  • a patch only changes specific lines in specific files

OTHER TIPS

Although you could install 1.9.2.4 instead of the patch, since you're already at 1.9.2.3, be aware that there is a slight difference. In 1.9.2.4 CURLOPT_SSLVERSION has been added as an allowed parameter in Varien_Http_Adapter_Curl.

Some more info about the SUPEE 7405 1.1 patch can be found here; https://gist.github.com/peterjaap/002705a84fd409cb5c2c

Patch should not increase magento version. New magento version can contain more changes than in patch. Security patches are necessary only to close known security issues.

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