Description of problem: WordPress can't be upgraded from the Dashboard. How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. See an update is available. 2. Press the update button. 3. See it go through the update process. Actual results: Get the welcome screen for the existing version. (AKA, it didn't upgrade.) Expected results: It updates to the latest version. Additional info: This is the security blog on a medium gear.
WP support ticket: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/jetpack-comments-failing?replies=1 I've tried to allocate additional memory in the wp-config.php file (to 96M) but I see no change. Can't seem to find where it's defined in my gear (or is it?).
Eric, can you tell me what version of Wordpress you current run? Also when did you created the gear and how (did you use our quickstart, or you uploaded it using GIT?). Is there anything interesting in logs (httpd logs?)
(In reply to Michal Fojtik from comment #3) > Eric, can you tell me what version of Wordpress you current run? Also when > did you created the gear and how (did you use our quickstart, or you > uploaded it using GIT?). This gear was originally created probably two years ago. It was moved to a medium gear last September during the Bash vulnerability announcement. Since it was originally spun up it's been handling the automatic updates without too many troubles. Sometimes it would fail to update due to some unknown problem and then, maybe a few hours later, it would upgrade and all would be well again. Currently running version 4.1 trying to upgrade to 4.2.2. > Is there anything interesting in logs (httpd logs?) Nope, I've not found anything in the logs, unfortunately.
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