I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’ve experienced many instances where the Auto-update feature in WordPress fails to update either a plugin or WordPress itself. The solution to this problem is remarkably simple, and hopefully will be fixed soon by the WP core developers in an upcoming release. The problem seems to be caused by a messy previous upgrade in which files are left in a temporary “upgrade” directory with the wp-content directory. In order to solve the problem, you simply need to delete the “upgrade” directory in it’s entirety and then try the upgrade again. I’ve yet to find an instance on several blogs across multiple machines where this didn’t solve the problem.
It doesn’t work. I have tried every fix I can to get auto upgrade to work. Could it be because I am going from 2. Install Php Curl Extension Centos 7 there. 84 to 3.42? I am a Drupal whiz, but very novice at WP and while I wanted to keep it that way, this client insisted on a WP blog so I stumble through whatever I have to.
Jan 05, 2011 Component Install: Could not copy PHP install file. This could be tripped by a few things but for some 3PD's using the 'upgrade' method in your XML manifest files. Disabling Maintenance mode Could not copy file.: wp-admin/update-core.php Installation Failed I then verified that the update could be done manually via an FTP client. Summary changed from Wordpress FTP component fails to update core on IIS7+ to WordPress FTP component fails to update core on IIS7+. PHP Installation.
It’s not very intuitive. Does this auto upgrade EVER work?
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It always hangs on Unpacking the Download and going via FTP, I can see where much of it downloaded but apparently not all of it. I have disabled the plugins. Checked the permissions. Everything I can think of to get it to work and it just doesn’t.
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