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Again there where problems with the automatic update from SiteGround, so I paid for a help with update of the site and applications, but it seem that they have not updated CB and CB aplications, should not this be included when I pay for such aplication update? The reason why I did it is that I know nothing about database and if something goes wrong during update, I can not fix it.

After they finished there where also these messages, is that something that has to be dealt with?

A change to the default .htaccess and web.config files was made in Joomla! 3.4 to disallow directory listings by default. Users are recommended to implement this change in their files. Please see this page for more information.

A change to the default robots.txt files was made in Joomla! 3.3 to allow Google to access templates and media files by default to improve SEO. This change is not applied automatically on upgrades and users are recommended to review the changes in the robots.txt.dist file and implement these change in their own robots.txt file.

Any comments to this?

Shedor wrote: Again there where problems with the automatic update from SiteGround, so I paid for a help with update of the site and applications, but it seem that they have not updated CB and CB aplications, should not this be included when I pay for such aplication update? The reason why I did it is that I know nothing about database and if something goes wrong during update, I can not fix it.

After they finished there where also these messages, is that something that has to be dealt with?

A change to the default .htaccess and web.config files was made in Joomla! 3.4 to disallow directory listings by default. Users are recommended to implement this change in their files. Please see this page for more information.

A change to the default robots.txt files was made in Joomla! 3.3 to allow Google to access templates and media files by default to improve SEO. This change is not applied automatically on upgrades and users are recommended to review the changes in the robots.txt.dist file and implement these change in their own robots.txt file.

Any comments to this?

My first comment is that implementing automated updates is asking for problems.

Even a Joomla update may break so many extensions.

I personally always update manually on a cloned environment and test the crap out of my site before I commit same process to production.

Duplicate topic. There's no need to post the same information twice for an existing issue you've already posted about. In addition your issue has nothing to do with CB. Locking topic.

www.joomlapolis.com/forum/153-professional-member-support/228694-frontend-went-down-after-upgrade#259888