XF 2.1 XenForo 2.1.0 to 2.1.1

[onthefly]

Can the new upgrades now be done with the new upgrade system?

 

[onthefly]

Hm, you have XFMG/XFRM from before?

Yes, I have the media gallery

 

[BassMan]

And you've already done this: Tools > Check for upgrades ?

 

[onthefly]

And you've already done this: Tools > Check for upgrades ?

Everything is upgraded, to 2.1.1 What should I be seeing?

 

[BassMan]

So you Media Gallery add-on version is not 2.1.1?

 

[onthefly]

So you Media Gallery add-on version is not 2.1.1?

yes it is...

 

[BassMan]

Oh, in that case you won't see that shiny button to upgrade add-on, because it's already up to date.

 

[onthefly]

Oh, in that case you won't see that shiny button to upgrade add-on, because it's already up to date.

gotcha, i guess not

 

[toejam]

1click update ftw. So nice.....

 

[webbouk]

"The following issue was found when determining if a one-click upgrade is possible: The files are not writable. "


Which files is it referring to?

 

[andybond]

"The following issue was found when determining if a one-click upgrade is possible: The files are not writable. "


Which files is it referring to?

Its folders and its content. Check who the owner of the php is and ensure that it is the same folder/file owner. Use chown not chmod to change

 

[webbouk]

Sorry, I don't understand the above

 

[andybond]

Ok , so I saw this when I had
nginx as the php owner. IE the user the was running the php ( the site code if you like )
uploader was the owner of the folder /src etc etc.

nginx cant get to do the update as it doesnt "own" the folder so hasnt the permission. I had to change the owner of the folder /src from uploader to nginx.

I found out what "user" was running the php with some simple php code and ran it via my webserver address

I created a file on my site called whoami.php
I put in the below text

<?php
  passthru("whoami");
?>

Saved it

went to chrome and opened up turborenault.co.uk/whoami.php - you put in your own domain

It told me that nginx was running the php so I used chown via putty to change the owner.

any better?