brianlj

I deleted All In One Security and re-installed it successfully and also re-installed TK Google Fonts successfully. I will wait for the next update and see what happens.

After deleting TK Google Fonts I still get the same error

I deleted all plugins except All In One Security and TK Google Fonts, so it must be TK Google Fonts

The home directory contains ‘public_html’ (the root directory)
change and save the public_html permissions
then show the contents of public_html
public_html contains wp-includes, .htaaccess, wp-admin, wp-content, wp-config.php
change and save the permissions for each of the above
then show the contents of wp-admin
wp-admin contains index.php, js
change and save the permissions for each of the above
go back to public_html and show the contents of wp-content
wp-content contains themes, plugins
change and save the permissions for each of the above.
I hope that helps. In my case I have 2 web sites with the same permissions, and the update worked in one but not the other, so my problem is not the permissions that are changed by All In One Security, but probably by another plug-in.

Hi wpsolutions
I changed my file permissions using the file manager provided by my service provider’s hosting system. You need to go to the home directory if you want to change the root directory permissions.

I too have this problem with the All In One Security update to 4.3.2.
The error I get is: ‘Update Failed: The update cannot be installed because we will be unable to copy some files. This is usually due to inconsistent file permissions.’
I have root directory as 0750, wp-includes as 0755, .htaaccess as 0644, wp-admin/index.php as 0644, wp-admin/js/ as 0755, wp-content/themes/ as 0755, wp-content/plugins/ as 0755, wp-admin/ as 0755, wp-content/ as 0755, wp-config.php as 0640.
Where do I find what are the inconsistent file permissions?