[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #18159: Automatic Plugin and Theme Upgrade Fails
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#18159: Automatic Plugin and Theme Upgrade Fails
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Reporter: Adeptris | Owner:
Type: defect (bug) | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting Review
Component: General | Version: 3.2
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: reporter-feedback |
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Comment (by dd32):
> I still think the problem is the WordPress plugin and theme upgrade
functions
There may be a bug in it with certain server configurations, However, I
cant duplicate the problem.
Your screenshots clearly show the FTP server is denying !WordPress the
STORE (create) and CWD (change directories) commands, those are
unfortunately, out of control of WordPress - So it's a bit hard to nail it
as a bug in the upgrader (thats working for many thousands of others).
I'll repeat my question from earlier:
> Does your FTP client give you the 'chmod'/file permissions fields? It
could be that the server is translating a Unix chmod value into a Windows
ACL incorrectly (or vice versa).
I'd like to see the permission set that the files have according to the
FTP Server.
> Same Problem: All files and folders deleted except one, it is always one
folder or file that fails, I am not convinced it is a server issue as it
has just started to happen.
Just because it happened at approximately the same time, it doesnt always
mean the upgrade caused it,
There were 3 changes to the upgrade code in 3.2:
* [17525] affected the FTP class, caches known data, significantly sped
up FTP operations and fixed a lot of FTP Servers becoming unresponsive.
You can check to see if this caused it by reverting to the 3.1 files for
`wp-admin/includes/class-wp-filesystem-*.php`
* [17590] affected deleting the previous versions folders - There should
be no logical changes there, You can try using the 3.1 version of `wp-
admin/includes/class-wp-upgrader.php` to test that, note that Core Updates
will fail if you do that.
* [18225] and [18227] - Only affects Core upgrades, not plugins.
From what you've said, This sounds like it's a Shared hosting environment
(ie. Not a dedicated windows VM?), Is there any chance of me having a
first-hand look at it? (with a test install or account) for that matter,
have you tried another instance of WordPress on the same server? feel free
to contact me via email if you're able to provide any help there:
wordpress [at] dd32.id.au
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