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Update automatically doesn't work anymore #681

Closed craeckor closed 9 months ago

craeckor commented 9 months ago

LinkStack version

4.6.1 --> 4.7.0

Description

Today, i tried to update my LinkStack but then i realized it didn't actually update, in fact, it did nothing. First, i thought that my Cache-Service i use isn't up-to-date but then i logged-in directly without any Cache-Service any the Instance is still on 4.6.1. Then i tried it again, same thing happened. It said that it's done, no error at all, but again, NOTHING HAPPENED. Then i thought that something doesn't work correctly with PHP, so i turned on debug-log and access-log and updated again. Same thing happened. It said it's done but it wasn't. And no logs at all. access.log and debug.log are mentioned under additional context. P.S: It always worked with older Versions.

Details about your system

OS: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm) Virtualization: lxc Kernel: Linux 6.5.11-7-pve (Proxmox-VE) Webserver: OpenLiteSpeed V 1.7.18 PHP-Version (LSPHP): 8.2.11 (All components required by LinkStack are installed and up-to-date)

How to reproduce

Login to Dashboard Click on the Update-Icon Click on update available Click on Update automatically Wait Click on Admin Panel Nothing happend, Update-Notification is still here and LinkStack is still on Version 4.6.1

Possible Solution

Workaround: Manually update LinkStack.

Additional Context

access.log debug.log

JulianPrieber commented 9 months ago

Did your file permissions change? Could you also provide parts of your Laravel log?

craeckor commented 9 months ago

Found the Problem. I added a single file to the root-Directory named sitemap.xml. This file had nothing to do with LinkStack and was a simple sitemap. This file had wrong permissions (-rw-r--r-- 1 root root) and (i believe, because after i moved the file one folder back, it worked) because of this single file, it somehow failed to update LinkStack. (Makes no sense for me) Here is my Laravel-Log: laravel.log

Notes: If you add any kind of file to the folder, change permissions and ownership, then it will work again