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Whilst this may not be a good idea if you don't have infrastructure to keep on top of upgrades & security issues, the setting can be found in:

Administer > System Settings > Misc.

the notifications are set in the dababase in the civicrm_setting table (along with lots of other useful little settings :))

From the "name" column, we can ascertain that:

//Disable new version messages

$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['versionAlert'] = 0;

//Disable Security Messages

$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['securityUpdateAlert'] = 0;

global $civicrm_setting;
// Disable new version messages
$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['versionAlert'] = 0;
// Disable Security Messages
$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['securityUpdateAlert'] = 0;

will disable all of the notifications.

See Chris' answer - it's important to have the infrastructure to take care of upgrades!

Whilst this may not be a good idea if you don't have infrastructure to keep on top of upgrades & security issues, the setting can be found in:

Administer > System Settings > Misc.

the notifications are set in the dababase in the civicrm_setting table (along with lots of other useful little settings :))

From the "name" column, we can ascertain that:

//Disable new version messages

$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['versionAlert'] = 0;

//Disable Security Messages

$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['securityUpdateAlert'] = 0;

will disable all of the notifications.

See Chris' answer - it's important to have the infrastructure to take care of upgrades!

Whilst this may not be a good idea if you don't have infrastructure to keep on top of upgrades & security issues, the setting can be found in:

Administer > System Settings > Misc.

the notifications are set in the dababase in the civicrm_setting table (along with lots of other useful little settings :))

From the "name" column, we can ascertain that:

global $civicrm_setting;
// Disable new version messages
$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['versionAlert'] = 0;
// Disable Security Messages
$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['securityUpdateAlert'] = 0;

will disable all of the notifications.

See Chris' answer - it's important to have the infrastructure to take care of upgrades!

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Marsh
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Whilst this may not be a good idea if you don't have infrastructure to keep on top of upgrades & security issuesthis may not be a good idea if you don't have infrastructure to keep on top of upgrades & security issues, the setting can be found in:

Administer > System Settings > Misc.

the notifications are set in the dababase in the civicrm_setting table (along with lots of other useful little settings :))

From the "name" column, we can ascertain that:

//Disable new version messages

$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['versionAlert'] = 0;

//Disable Security Messages

$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['securityUpdateAlert'] = 0;

will disable all of the notifications.

See Chris' answer - it's important to have the infrastructure to take care of upgrades!

Whilst this may not be a good idea if you don't have infrastructure to keep on top of upgrades & security issues, the setting can be found in:

Administer > System Settings > Misc.

the notifications are set in the dababase in the civicrm_setting table (along with lots of other useful little settings :))

From the "name" column, we can ascertain that:

//Disable new version messages

$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['versionAlert'] = 0;

//Disable Security Messages

$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['securityUpdateAlert'] = 0;

will disable all of the notifications.

Whilst this may not be a good idea if you don't have infrastructure to keep on top of upgrades & security issues, the setting can be found in:

Administer > System Settings > Misc.

the notifications are set in the dababase in the civicrm_setting table (along with lots of other useful little settings :))

From the "name" column, we can ascertain that:

//Disable new version messages

$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['versionAlert'] = 0;

//Disable Security Messages

$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['securityUpdateAlert'] = 0;

will disable all of the notifications.

See Chris' answer - it's important to have the infrastructure to take care of upgrades!

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Marsh
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Whilst this may not be a good idea if you don't have infrastructure to keep on top of upgrades & security issues, the setting can be found in:

Administer > System Settings > Misc.

the notifications are set in the dababase in the civicrm_setting table (along with lots of other useful little settings :))

From the "name" column, we can ascertain that:

//Disable new version messages

$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['versionAlert'] = 0;

//Disable Security Messages

$civicrm_setting['CiviCRM Preferences']['securityUpdateAlert'] = 0;

will disable all of the notifications.