# Support options

## Documentation

The very documentation you're currently reading includes information about installing and upgrading Geeklog, and it also lists common problems and their solution. Detailed information about the configuration is also available, as is information about themes and how to update them.

Further information about using Geeklog can be found in our ever-expanding Documentation Wiki, maintained by the Geeklog community.

The most frequently asked questions are covered in our FAQ - see if you can find the answer to your question there.

Still can't find what you're looking for? Try searching the Geeklog Homepage. Chances are that someone already had the same question or problem and it has been covered there before.

Hint: If you're trying to resolve an error message you're getting, try searching for that error message first.

## Interactive Help

### Forums

The best place to ask your questions are the forums on the Geeklog Homepage. Many Geeklog users frequent the forums, so you'll usually get a quick response there.

### Mailing Lists

If you prefer email, there are also several mailing lists that you can use. Questions regarding installing and running Geeklog are best posted on the geeklog-users mailing list.

Note: Please note that due to the ever-increasing amount of spam, you have to subscribe to the mailing lists before you can post there. Posts by non-subscribers are silently discarded, so make sure to subscribe first.

### Gitter

You can also find Geeklog developers (core and plugins) hanging out on Gitter in the Geeklog room. Gitter integrates well with GitHub making it an idea place to talk about Geeklog and it's development.

## Other Options

### Bug Reports and Feature Requests

Found a bug? Submit a bug report on our project website. Of course, you can also submit feature requests or patches there.

Note: Before submitting a new bug report or feature request, please do a search first (on the project site as well as on the Geeklog Homepage) to make sure it hasn't been covered before. Thanks.

### Development

Want to develop a plugin or some other add-on? Read the Plugins Developer's Guide and join the geeklog-modules and geeklog-devel mailing lists.

Want to help in Geeklog development? Here's an article on how to get started. It has pointers to all the resources you need to know about.

### Paid Support

If you'd rather have someone install or upgrade Geeklog for you, please see our page on Paid Support.

## Security Issues

The Geeklog developers take security very seriously. Should you need to report a security issue with Geeklog, please email details to geeklog-security(at)lists.geeklog.net. Thank you.

Note: Posts to geeklog-security are of course not discarded and you don't need to (and can't, actually) subscribe to this list. Simply send an email to this address and we will get back to you ASAP.

Also see our Security statement on the Geeklog Homepage.

## Staying up to date

The best way to stay up to date with Geeklog development and being informed of new releases and other important news (such as security issues), is to subscribe to the geeklog-announce mailing list. This is a low-traffic mailing list and is really only used for important announcements.

On the Geeklog Homepage, we also provide a variety of RSS feeds that you can subscribe to.

Geeklog also has a built-in feature to check for updates. Simply click on the GL Version Test link (an entry in your Admin menu) to see if your install is up to date.

## Donations

If you consider Geeklog to be useful, feel free to make a donation. Thank you!

## International Support

Geeklog Japanese - Geeklog support in Japanese

Geeklog France - Geeklog support in French

Soporte Geeklog Hispano - Geeklog support in Spanish