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kccomedy
@admin8514
10 years ago
12 posts
When I click the Update button within the ACP I get the following.

"Corrupted update file recieved - md5 checksum mismatch"

How do I get a non corrupted file to fix this or is there a suggestion you have?
updated by @admin8514: 02/15/16 12:57:21AM
brian
@brian
10 years ago
10,149 posts
kccomedy:
When I click the Update button within the ACP I get the following.

"Corrupted update file recieved - md5 checksum mismatch"

How do I get a non corrupted file to fix this or is there a suggestion you have?

This means when the marketplace download the update file from jamroom.net, the download was corrupt. We really almost never see this, so I would think it's likely a firewall or config on your server that is preventing the file from being downloaded. Some hosting providers prevent PHP on their server from loading an offsite URL - even with cURL (which is what JR users). I'd recommend contacting your hosting provider and see if that may be the case.

Hope this helps!


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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
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kccomedy
@admin8514
10 years ago
12 posts
The original install was on 03/05/15. All updates had been done via the ACP untill recently.
This is the last thing on the log that involved the System Core,

11/12/15 02:33:22AM 205.197.242.175 [admin]: successfully updated module jrCore from version 5.3.0b1 to 5.3.0b2

system update page in the ACP says 5.3.0b3 available.

There have been no changes to the server.

Is there a way to receive a new update file?
Should I just wait for the next System Core Update and see if it works?
brian
@brian
10 years ago
10,149 posts
We just pushed out 5.3.0b4 - try upgrading to that and let me know if it works.

Hope this helps!


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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
https://www.jamroom.net
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kccomedy
@admin8514
10 years ago
12 posts
Was still not able to update today. So I figured I had nothing to lose so I started clicking things to see what it would do.

I fixed it by going into Developer Tools and Clicking The "Rebase Modules" button.

I was then able to Update. Now it is all up to date and working fine.

Not sure why this fixed it, but it did.
brian
@brian
10 years ago
10,149 posts
kccomedy:
Was still not able to update today. So I figured I had nothing to lose so I started clicking things to see what it would do.

I fixed it by going into Developer Tools and Clicking The "Rebase Modules" button.

I was then able to Update. Now it is all up to date and working fine.

Not sure why this fixed it, but it did.

I'm guessing the directories or symlinks were permissioned incorrectly - rebasing deletes and changes things back to like they are during a "fresh" install. If you find you need to do this regularly it means your web server "user" is not able to permissions files, links or directories.


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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
https://www.jamroom.net

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