beatriz herrera

Hi!

Thank you for the advice. It updated finally.

In the end I tried (again)
-exporting my settings as you suggested.
then under Options/Other options: checked Disable config caching, saved, emptied caches, reloaded,
then went into my server files, found and deleted configCache.php file in wp-content/plugins/wordfence/tmp/configCache.php

I’ll keep my eye on it over the next little bit, and if something happens again I’ll clear the table data and reload from scratch.

But I think it’s ok! thank you!

beatriz

thank you, I will.

Hi,
I have the exact, same problem, for the free version of Wordfence. I tried changing the permission from 644 to 755 for my tmp/configCache.php as the error message suggested: (The update cannot be installed because we will be unable to copy some files. This is usually due to inconsistent file permissions tmp/configCache.php)

but that didn’t work.

My entire site disappeared last night too. I imagine it was a related issue. Today I got it back by deactivating, then re-activating each plugin one by one (including Wordfence). Everything seems to be running smoothly again, but, still, I cannot update wordfence.

I hope this clear? Any advice would be appreciated.

thank you