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ricknew's avatar
ricknew
19 posts
6 years ago
ricknew's avatar ricknew

Just manually updated 4.3.6 to 5.0.0 and getting

Warning Your ExpressionEngine installation’s version (4.3.6) is not consistent with the reported version (5.0.0)

What’s the best next step?

Thanks!

       
Kevin Cupp's avatar
Kevin Cupp
791 posts
6 years ago
Kevin Cupp's avatar Kevin Cupp

It sounds like you might not have run the updater. When you replaced the files, did you also copy over the ee/installer folder?

       
ricknew's avatar
ricknew
19 posts
6 years ago
ricknew's avatar ricknew

Thanks, for your reply.

Yes that folder was moved.

Just now searched for 4.3.6 to see where it was getting the info and there was a setting in the config file for the version. I manually changed it to 5.0.0 and now EE is showing 5.0 at the bottom and no error message. Is there any other way to confirm I’ve got the right version?

       
Kevin Cupp's avatar
Kevin Cupp
791 posts
6 years ago
Kevin Cupp's avatar Kevin Cupp

Ah, we may have broken the manual updater. As long as you have the new files in place, you should be mostly good to go, you just need to add these files to your config.php which the updater would have done for you, had it worked:

$config['show_ee_news'] = 'y';
$config['share_analytics'] = 'y';

Sorry about that, the one-click updater should be working fine, however. We’ll get a fix for this in the next release.

       
ricknew's avatar
ricknew
19 posts
6 years ago
ricknew's avatar ricknew

Thanks for your help, Kevin. Getting there.

When those two lines are added to the config, the admin homepage news box shows 2 errors: 1) the following HTML is exposed in a blue box

" rel="external">RSS[/code/

2) Notice
Undefined variable: url_rss
ee/EllisLab/ExpressionEngine/View/homepage.php, line 174
Severity: E_NOTICE


Line 174 looks like this:
[code]<h1><?=lang('eecms_news')?> <a href="http://<?=$url_rss?>%22class=%22btn" rel="external" class="btn action">RSS</a></h1>

Rick

       
ricknew's avatar
ricknew
19 posts
6 years ago
ricknew's avatar ricknew

The url_rss variable looks like:

$url_rss = 'https://expressionengine.com/blog/rss-feed/cpnews/';
       
stefanos's avatar
stefanos
57 posts
6 years ago
stefanos's avatar stefanos

Thanks Ricknew it’s working fine !

       
Kevin Cupp's avatar
Kevin Cupp
791 posts
6 years ago
Kevin Cupp's avatar Kevin Cupp

Ricknew, is your install not connected to the internet? You didn’t one-click update, and now it seems it cannot connect to news feed to download the news, so it’s not defining the variable in the controller. Either way, we’ll try to put a fix in to better handle this edge case.

       
ricknew's avatar
ricknew
19 posts
6 years ago
ricknew's avatar ricknew

Thanks, Kevin.

I’m running locally, but I am connected to the internet. For now, I’ve just turned off the news feed.

It appears everything else is working fine, but are there any places I can check to confirm nothing else needs updating?

       
Kevin Cupp's avatar
Kevin Cupp
791 posts
6 years ago
Kevin Cupp's avatar Kevin Cupp

If you upgraded from 4.3.6, and you replaced the files, that’s all you really need to do for this update. There were no database changes or anything like that, just those two config changes.

       
ricknew's avatar
ricknew
19 posts
6 years ago
ricknew's avatar ricknew

Hi Kevin,

Great, thanks for your help with this.

Rick

       
Est Digital's avatar
Est Digital
60 posts
6 years ago
Est Digital's avatar Est Digital

Hi Kevin,

In my case, locally I can’t fetch news at all. Also the one click update says I am up to date and/or gives an error that it’s not possible to check for updates.

Any idea why?

       
Kevin Cupp's avatar
Kevin Cupp
791 posts
6 years ago
Kevin Cupp's avatar Kevin Cupp

Hard to say, Kees, there’s a lot of steps in between your install and our servers. Does your local environment have cURL enabled for PHP?

       

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