Upgrade from 5.6.0 to 5.6.0.1 not working
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Provider is ipower.
Tried running update from the dashboard. Update would not download. Just showed a page with nothing but 0 on it.
Downloaded the update locally, then uploaded it to public_html/updates/concrete5.6.0.1
Tried running the script //www.your-concrete5-site.com/index.php/tools/required/upgrade. Keeps telling me I am up to date at versiion 5.6.0
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Tried running update from the dashboard. Update would not download. Just showed a page with nothing but 0 on it.
Downloaded the update locally, then uploaded it to public_html/updates/concrete5.6.0.1
Tried running the script //www.your-concrete5-site.com/index.php/tools/required/upgrade. Keeps telling me I am up to date at versiion 5.6.0
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Uploaded the contents of the concrete folder to the folder public_html/concrete5.6.0.1
Ran the upgrade?force=1.
Upgrade did not happen. The upgrade script still reports 5.6.0 as the current version and upon checking the files in the current concrete folder, none have been updated.
What am I doing wrong?
Ran the upgrade?force=1.
Upgrade did not happen. The upgrade script still reports 5.6.0 as the current version and upon checking the files in the current concrete folder, none have been updated.
What am I doing wrong?
Check your config/site.php to see if the update script added a path to the /updates/concrete5.6.0.1 directory, if it did, remove it and retry the upgrade
I assume you are talking about the public_html/config folder as there is no site.php in the public_html/concrete/config folder.
The site.php in the public_html/config folder has no reference to anything but database parameters.
The site.php in the public_html/config folder has no reference to anything but database parameters.
That is correct.
I was able to complete the upgrade using iPower's script manager, but it over wrote changes I made to my default theme. I really wanted to do this manually because of that.
Thanks for the help, guys. I really appreciate your time. As I learn more about this software, I hope to contribute where I can.
Thanks for the help, guys. I really appreciate your time. As I learn more about this software, I hope to contribute where I can.
You're welcome. Please remember to mark my answer as accepted if it helped you out. Thanks!
Ofcourse I suggest you upload it under a different name then concrete since that would cause it to overwrite the current one resulting in downtime of your side during the full period of the upload.
After replacing the /concrete folder run the /tools/upgrade?force=1 again and it should upgrade