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Wordpress Installations page boldly going in error after updating to WP 4.4

frg62

Basic Pleskian
Hello,

I have begun updating several websites to WP 4.4.

When doing so via the Plesk GUI, first I get a warning message, stating that they were problems while updating, but that it is done.

After that, when I refresh the "Wordpress Installations" GUI page, the updated website infos disappear, replaced by the infamous "/httpdocs" title, with as error comment "A WordPress installation was previously detected at this path, but it is not operating properly now."

Yet the WP is working fine on the website, and is completely up-to-date.

This is happening on several servers on mine, running with Plesk 12.0 as well as 12.5.

And it is also happening after updating directly from the website wp-admin page.

What is going on?
This integrated WP tool seems completely UNSTABLE!
 
Even after adding WP 4.4-132 to the Application Vault, nothing is changed, the errors remain...
 
Hello frg62 )

We are aware of this issue, and are working on a fix with a high priority. We aim to include a patch for the issue in the next Plesk update, due to be released next Monday, December 14th. See the following KB article for more information: https://kb.odin.com/en/127725.

Hope this helps )
 
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