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Posted May 30, 2024May 30 I tried updating my forum but it says I have to do it manually. I couldn’t find a guide to running a manual update. I downloaded the update zip file. However I do not know where to place the zip file before continuing.
May 30, 2024May 30 Community Expert You dont place the zip anywhere. You upload the contents of the zip to the location you have your site on your server
May 30, 2024May 30 Author Auto update usually works... can’t see myself doing it the way you have suggested. This zip has 294 items... are you really saying I have to go to each directory and do every little file one at a time?
May 30, 2024May 30 Community Expert Auto update usually works... can’t see myself doing it the way you have suggested. This zip has 294 items... are you really saying I have to go to each directory and do every little file one at a time? Usually, you just upload from the root folder and the correct folders/files are properly overwritten. There's no need to upload every single file in its correct path/folder. What FTP application are you using? Edited May 30, 2024May 30 by teraßyte
May 30, 2024May 30 Author I am Mac based and use Dreamweaver for non-CMS so I haven’t used an FTP client for quite some time. Usually just drag and drop a file through admin panel. Can’t quite believe the upgrade script can’t handle a package or give an explanation as to why it wants me to do this update manually.
May 30, 2024May 30 Community Expert There should be some logs in /uploads/logs, they'll have "extractfailure" in the filename. They should be able to give an indication of what is failing. It's also worth checking that your community is using PHP 8.1 and not 8.2 or newer.