[wp-hackers] How to detect WP upgrade or installation
Matt Slocum
mattslocum at sharefaith.com
Mon Mar 12 18:39:41 UTC 2012
Hi,
We have a bunch of customer websites, and occasionally one of them gets
messed up install during a core WP upgrade. I haven't been able to
pin-point what is going wrong. We've had a variety of problems from an
incomplete upgrade (in random locations) to an update where the
wp-config.php file gets cleared out (happened again today).
I've got a plugin installed that does some file moving/manipulation/copying
on a timed basis. I'm trying to rule out this plugin as a possible culprit.
I've got a line of code already that I thought would stop it from running
during a WP core update:
if ( defined( 'WP_INSTALLING' ) )
return false;
I've been looking at the source
code<http://phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/wordpress/nav.html?wp-admin/update-core.php.source.html>,
and this seems to be only defined during first-time WP installation and WP
database upgrades. Also, while looking at the source code I'm not seeing
how WP prevents multiple upgrade requests (ex. a user double clicks
upgrade).
I also added a line:
if (strstr($_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"], 'update-core.php') === false)
return;
but I'm not sure it will catch it either.
Anyone have any insights on how to prevent things from happening during a
WP core update?
Thanks,
Matt
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