Old Version of WordPress 3.2.1
Website
http://www.wordpress.org/
Developer
Wordpress Development Team
Selected Version
WordPress 3.2.1
Supported Systems
Legacy OS support
Legacy OS support
PHP 5.2.4 or greater and MySQL Server 5.0 or greater. (PHP 4.2 & MySQL 4.1.2 - Wordpress 3.1.X)
License
Open Source
Release Date
12 July, 2011 (10 years ago )
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System Requirements of WordPress 3.2.1
Additional Requirements
- PHP version 5.2.4 or greater
- MySQL version 5.0 or greater
- (Optional) Apache mod_rewrite module (for clean URIs known as Permalinks)
Program Information of WordPress 3.2.1
Version Name:
WordPress 3.2.1
File Size:
3.8 MB
Released Date:
12 July, 2011 (10 years ago)
MD5 Checksum:
7f95b2f29516b04a1a3d07f69849732b
SHA1 Checksum:
C0DCDFED1D5DAF4821769BC9C21B4F9741357420
Version History of WordPress 3.2.1
This maintenance release fixes a server incompatibility related to JSON that’s unfortunately affected some of you, as well as a few other fixes in the new dashboard design and the Twenty Eleven theme. If you’ve already updated to 3.2, then this update…
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