Database Version Updating

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  bcbjoern · Member · Dec 8, 2023 at 2:21 pm

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  Hey,

  i got a strange issue very often. I cant login to /wp-admin anymore after updates. I wasn’t able to figure out which update this cause and in addition i wasn’t able to find the root cause.

  I know how i can “fix” it, i need to past the db version from the wordpress database into the /wp-includes/version.php.

  But…how this happens? It’s the 4th time I fixed this now. The permissions of the version.php is fine, so the webserver is able to write it.

  Any clue how I can enclose or fix this issue?

  Thanks!

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  parkdanil · Member · Dec 9, 2023 at 12:09 am

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  It sounds like you have a self-hosted WordPress.org blog. These forums can only provide assistance with WordPress.com sites.

  You can get help from the user community at WordPress.org if you are not a WordPress.com client.

  If I have misunderstood, please disregard it.

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  bcbjoern · Member · Dec 13, 2023 at 4:35 pm

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  You understand it correctly.

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  dragstor · Member · Dec 14, 2023 at 7:52 am

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  Hello, @bcbjoern! 👋🏼

  💡 Please note — this forum is for WordPress.com sites, and we can’t provide help for self-hosted WordPress sites.

  

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