• Ok, I have really really annoying problem.
    Neither automatic updates are working nor plugin uploads are working.

    I’ve uploaded last version of wp and installed. Then I was trying to upload Aksimet or how it’s called and it didn’t.

    When I say it didn’t, it means it was just stuck. Here is screenshot when I’m trying to upload my plugin and look what he does.

    https://a.pix.ge/p/p1uv0.jpg

    Help! ??

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  • Thread Starter darkusha

    (@darkusha)

    That’s it, it does not go any further. I was waiting for 1 hour and NOTHING! ??
    What to do?

    Thread Starter darkusha

    (@darkusha)

    Please.. someone help me ;\

    Thread Starter darkusha

    (@darkusha)

    HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP

    Thread Starter darkusha

    (@darkusha)

    Seriously guys? Nobody knows how to fix it?

    It is strange you don’t get some kind of error. Check the php error log and see if there is some error there.

    Some hosting providers don’t allow you to upgrade without any configuration and WP asks for ftp host&user&password each time you upgrade something. The solution for that is to have the FTP host, user and password in the wp-config.php file, like this:

    define('FTP_HOST', 'localhost');
    define('FTP_USER', 'username');
    define('FTP_PASS', 'password');

    Also check the writing capabilities to /wp-content/plugins (set them to 777 for instance)

    Thread Starter darkusha

    (@darkusha)

    @conualfy ?? not working. I did as you said.. but still the same

    have you checked the php errors log? you should have there the answer of your error.

    Thread Starter darkusha

    (@darkusha)

    @conualfy, where can I check it?

    root directory/logs/mydomain.com/

    and there is files like this:

    mydomain.com
    mydomain.com.1
    mydomain.com.2.gz

    What to do?

    Don’t you have some kind of control panel (Cpanel, Plesk, Kloxo)? In that configuration panel you should have somewhere the error logs.

    One more thing – enable in wp-config.php error logging:
    define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);
    define(‘SCRIPT_DEBUG’, true);

    Then try again to upgrade and see if you have on your screen some more information about what’s going on.

    Thread Starter darkusha

    (@darkusha)

    Damn it.
    I just reinstalled WP and it worked ??
    Sorry for this panic ^-^

    And thank you conualfy for your time ??

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