rjbur

Wow, what a quite thread…

I am back and am still having to WAIST time manually updating my site.

I am again searching for what should be a simple option to ether set or clear in WP to use the ‘–no-check-certificate’ for ALL the updates in a site.

I cannot update WordPress or any of the plugins as by default it wants to check the certificates. Unless our company has specifically added these certificates to its system, they come up as invalid and all the updates fails to run automatically.

I’m trying to hunt down a hack I can make to some WP file somewhere that can set the option not to check certificates…

Unfortunately not as this is on a secured “intranet”

I will try deactivating all other plugins and see what happens…

OK my site was just upgraded to 4.4.2 and the plugin is still now working.

I get the same error message.

I guess this thread can be closed as I just opened the same under BROKEN for this plugin.

Sorry I was unaware that it ends up posting here again.

Unfortunately it is broken for me….

Well I guess I have to uninstall the plugin as I cannot seem to get past this…

PING…..

Anyone know about the location question I have??

Were should the actually location on my server be and why does it not match the link URL??

Thanks,
Rich

That sounds exciting! Any updates? Still not too happy with what I’m trying so always open to umping to another…

Oh, I forgot to mark it as resolved…

Issue was solved. I was able to make adjustments and it is no longer connecting to the internet.

Not a single reply from anyone, wish there was a way I could just delete this thread….

Hmm, I just noticed the last line that states:

To connect to downloads.www.remarpro.com insecurely, use –no-check-certificate’.

If that could be toggled as part of the internal commants being used to get updates for Themes, Plugin’s etc. it looks like it might work??

This is the second thread where I see…

Replace line 149
if ( empty( $filename ) || ‘.’ == $filename ) {
with
if ( empty( $filename ) || ‘.’ == $filename || ‘/’ === $filename ) {

Is there really three (3) equal signs at the end of this line === $filename??

if ( empty( $filename ) || ‘.’ == $filename || ‘/’ === $filename )

I opened my file and it has only two (2) equal signs…

if ( empty( $filename ) || '.' == $filename || '/' == $filename ) {

I am asking as I am having the same issue where none of my plugins seem to update. They just spin forever and nothing happens. I can manually update them, but using the WP interface, it just does not happen.

Rich

Hi Bob,

Posted a five star review!

Thanks again.

Rich

Wow seem to have an issue typing on my iPad.

My settings are something like:

mailhub.my.company.com
Port 25
No username or password

The wizard must have been sensing something strange as we never require authentication on our Intranet SMTP mail hub. As a matter of fact, it refuses to send mail if I try nod give it a username and password.

Well anyway, it’s working great now.

Thanks!

Richqq

Actually Postman SMTP has a Manula Config option right below the very insistent Wizard. You are correct if you use the Wizard it does insist on authentication, but the manual Config gets around this.

Many thanks!

Great response and support!

OK ;-D