Brijesh Mishra

I hope I am helpful to you. Checked Auto update and is working fine on my server. I tested it on php 5.6. If this does not help then I will need the error you are getting in chrome console for further debugging.

php.ini file is in the root directory. The root directory is the place where your WordPress is installed. Or you might be able to edit php.ini file from your cpanel

Let me know if this works so that others can benefit from our discussion.

On local server when we make changes in php.ini file server restart is required. But on shared hosting like hosting on DreamHost making changes in php.ini file should work. Generally shared hosting provides php.ini file, you can add always_populate_raw_post_data = -1 in a new line and that should work.

Let me know if this helps.
Note: On VPS server you can simply restart apache server.
Note: Restart server means restarted httpd services (Avoiding confusion over here)

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Brijesh Mishra.

Fixed this issue. Please download the latest version.

The latest version that is 1.1 have option to set up direction and speed.