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WP-ServerInfo · Version history

WP-ServerInfo changelog and version history

Latest version
3.0.0
Aug 9, 2026 (3 months ago)
Releases
9
since 2007
In the last year
2
about one every 15 days
Tested up to
WordPress 7.0.8
PHP 8.2 or later

Releases each year

  • 20071 release
  • 20082 releases
  • 20092 releases
  • 20191 release
  • 20231 release
  • 20262 releases

20262 releases

  1. WP-ServerInfo 3.0.0Latest

    • BREAKING: Requires WordPress 6.8 and PHP 8.2, up from 4.0 and 7.2.
    • BREAKING: The report moved from Dashboard -> WP-ServerInfo to Tools -> WP-ServerInfo. The page slug is unchanged, so the URL goes from index.php?page=wp-serverinfo to tools.php?page=wp-serverinfo
    • BREAKING: All thirty global functions are gone, with no deprecation shims — format_filesize(), format_php_size(), display_serverinfo(), get_mysql_version(), get_serverload(), get_gd_version() and the rest are now methods on WP_ServerInfo_Format, WP_ServerInfo_MySQL, WP_ServerInfo_PHP and WP_ServerI…
    • NEW: wp_serverinfo_memcached_server and wp_serverinfo_redis_server filters to point the memcached and Redis panels at a server other than localhost
    • NEW: wp_serverinfo_capability filter, so the report and the widget can be handed to somebody other than an administrator, separately
    • NEW: The memcached and Redis panels say the server is unreachable instead of rendering an empty panel
    • BREAKING: On multisite the report and the dashboard widget now require manage_network_options rather than manage_options. A site administrator on a network is a tenant of it, and this screen prints the document root, the server’s own address, the loaded php.ini, every ini directive and every MySQL…
    • FIXED: The PHP tab printed the value of every ini directive, including the ones that hold credentials rather than configuration — mysqli.default_pw, a redis DSN in session.save_path, an ssmtp password in sendmail_path, and the licence keys and API tokens that monitoring extensions add. Those values…
    • NEW: A wp_serverinfo_version row recording the version last run, and an uninstall.php that deletes it on a single site and across a network
    • NEW: Uninstalling now clears the per-user dashboard state WordPress records for the Server Information widget, which previously stayed in the database forever
    • FIXED: “Attempt to read property on null” on every render of the General tab and the dashboard widget, because MySQL 8.0 removed query_cache_size and the missing row was dereferenced anyway
    • FIXED: Lowercase PHP shorthand sizes (128m, 1g) displayed as the raw string instead of a formatted size
    • FIXED: memory_limit = -1 displayed as “unknown” rather than “Unlimited”
    • FIXED: max_execution_time = 0, meaning no script timeout, displayed as “N/As”
    • FIXED: A value sitting exactly on a unit boundary used the unit below it, so one gibibyte displayed as “1,024.0 MiB”
    • FIXED: The server load probe ran system('uptime'), which prints its output rather than returning it, so the raw uptime line was printed into the General table on hosts where system() was enabled
    • FIXED: The dashboard widget showed a bare “:80” for the server IP on IIS
    • FIXED: PHP 8 warnings from the memcached panel when the server did not report every statistic
    • CHANGED: Read the server load from sys_getloadavg() where available, falling back to /proc/loadavg and then a shell
    • CHANGED: Restructure the plugin into includes/ with one class per concern, all prefixed WP_ServerInfo_; the main file is now just the header, constants and boot
    • CHANGED: Remove the dead phpinfo() scraping fallback in the GD version probe
    • CHANGED: The screens use core’s own table and tab classes, and carry no inline styles at all. The RTL handling is one dir attribute rather than a stylesheet with a physical text-align and an !important
    • CHANGED: Add a PHPUnit test suite, both single site and multisite, and GitHub Actions CI
    • FIXED: The server load average was formatted by only one of the four ways it is read, so what the General table showed depended on which one your host took. Every branch answers with a number now and it is formatted once, with the decimal separator your locale uses rather than always a point

  2. WP-ServerInfo 2.0.0

20231 release

  1. WP-ServerInfo 1.66

20191 release

  1. WP-ServerInfo 1.65

20092 releases

  1. WP-ServerInfo 1.50

  2. WP-ServerInfo 1.40

20082 releases

  1. WP-ServerInfo 1.31

  2. WP-ServerInfo 1.30

20071 release

  1. WP-ServerInfo 1.00

Questions about WP-ServerInfo’s releases

What is the latest version of WP-ServerInfo?

3.0.0, released on Aug 9, 2026 (3 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.0.8 and needs PHP 8.2 or later.

How often is WP-ServerInfo updated?

2 releases in the last year, about one every 15 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from September 2007.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in WP-ServerInfo’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.