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tkalfaoglu
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A general question this time: PLESK warns me that either the version or the addon of some customer is out of date.. should I update them? is it safe? (reminds me of that movie, the marathon man)
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is it safe to update customers' wordpress installations
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UFHH01
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Hi tkalfaoglu,
IF the customer gave you the right to update/upgrade/patch his/her content, then you are allowed to update/upgrade/patch wordpress and/or plugins and themes.
You only have the right to update/upgrade/patch the customers content without a specific permission, if a non-update/upgrade/patch is a security risk to the server.
( These informations are just to inform you about the legal rights! )
You never can be sure, that a wordpress - plugin/theme ( or their updates/upgrades/patches ) is "safe", or could lead to issues/errors/problems, because the plugins among themselves, can also cause issues/errors/problems, as well as updates/upgrades/patches could change the content - layout. From my point of view as a hoster and therefore service provider, I would never dare to interact with the customers content, when he/she doesn't explizit ask for the interaction in every single situation. Exceptions are ONLY server - safety - relevant interactions, as stated above.
IF the customer gave you the right to update/upgrade/patch his/her content, then you are allowed to update/upgrade/patch wordpress and/or plugins and themes.
You only have the right to update/upgrade/patch the customers content without a specific permission, if a non-update/upgrade/patch is a security risk to the server.
( These informations are just to inform you about the legal rights! ) You never can be sure, that a wordpress - plugin/theme ( or their updates/upgrades/patches ) is "safe", or could lead to issues/errors/problems, because the plugins among themselves, can also cause issues/errors/problems, as well as updates/upgrades/patches could change the content - layout. From my point of view as a hoster and therefore service provider, I would never dare to interact with the customers content, when he/she doesn't explizit ask for the interaction in every single situation.
Exceptions are ONLY server - safety - relevant interactions, as stated above.
tkalfaoglu
Silver Pleskian
Great answer; many thanks.. I am mass mailing them and asking if they want us to include them into the auto-update loop.
tkalfaoglu
Silver Pleskian
Viewing a wordpress installation in plesk is giving me this error:
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function is_admin() in /usr/share/plesk-wp-cli/php/WP_CLI/Runner.php(996) : eval()'d code on line 79
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function is_admin() in /usr/share/plesk-wp-cli/php/WP_CLI/Runner.php(996) : eval()'d code on line 79
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UFHH01
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Hi tkalfaoglu,
Pls. check the corresponding "wp-config.php" and be aware, that a customer might have configured it with special options.
Pls. check the corresponding "wp-config.php" and be aware, that a customer might have configured it with special options.
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