• Hi,
    im trying to upgrade my own plugin, and install another plugin,

    it installs ok, but it adds .tmp in the folder name of the plugin some of the times.

    what is supposed to be

    /wp-content/plugins/some_plugin/someplugin.php

    becomes

    /wp-content/plugins/some_plugin.tmp/someplugin.php

    my code is simple,

    $upgrader = new WP_Upgrader(new my_plugin_skin());
    $plugin_url = @$upgrader->run(array(
    			'package' 	=> $download_link,
    			'destination' 	=> $destination,
    			'clear_destination'=> $clear_destination,
    			'clear_working' => true,
    			'is_multi' => true,
    			'hook_extra' 	=> array()
    		));

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  • Thread Starter msolution

    (@msolution)

    anyone?

    Thread Starter msolution

    (@msolution)

    anyone please ??

    ?

    hi,

    Have you found an answer ? i have a similar problem, are you instaling this plugin from www.remarpro.com ? or from a another local or remote path (it append for me only in this cases) ?

    a tip i’ve found but alas didn’t solved my problem was linked to the wp wpcontent/upgrade/ folder authorizations, try to pass it to 777 instead of 755, maybe this could help with you issue …

    Thread Starter msolution

    (@msolution)

    i have php as cgi, so default permissions are 755,

    if some one could shed some light here

    I was experiencing the same issue. In my case, I was being a little bit stupid. I was serving the zip from an Amazon S3 account, but the zip simply contained the plug-in files. Instead, should be placed inside a folder, which is then zipped.

    Presumably when WordPress unzips the plug-in files, it creates the .tmp folder for them – at least replacing the zip with one with a proper structure seems to fix it for me.

    Thread Starter msolution

    (@msolution)

    i did the same, plugin files inside a folder, and then zipped,

    if i use the wordpress upload plugin panel, alls well,
    but try it remotely,… things dont work well.

    Hello,

    anyone solved this? Also installing from remote location != www.remarpro.com.

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