Upgraded to 2.9.2 using subversion. I documented the process on the wiki.

Although I was originally kind of sketchy on using subversion to upgrade Wordpress, I am now more familiar with subversion so I think I will be sticking to this method instead of using rsync.

Wrote a wiki article on how I setup the NTP server on my Linux server and what I had to do to get my laptop to sync it’s time with the server.

Now that school’s begun, I won’t be doing many BFWorks stuff–if at all. However, I expect to have a busy summer after the semester. I plan to put more time in polishing my experiments in Facebook applications and Wordpress plugins.

I also plan to finish some of the projects I begun using Zend Framework.

I upgraded BFWorks to Wordpress 2.3.2. Documented the process in my wiki.

I know it is possible to upgrade Wordpress using svn (Subversion) but this method seems simpler for me. Maybe next time I’ll give the svn method a try.

As far as the upgrade itself, seems like it is mostly to address DB related security issues. They have implemented DB error templating. I will probably take a look at that later on in the future.