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  • Thread Starter ecrea

    (@ecrea)

    Hello Steven and Yui

    I have found the problem. As Steven said, there was a disk space issue. In fact, the file is downloaded on the directory /tmp and the size of my tmp was 10 M.
    I have done a lot of search to find this but now all is good.
    In raspberry server, the data are written on a sd card and usually we put the /tmp on the ram with 10 M to increased the life time of the sd card.

    Thank you for your help

    Thread Starter ecrea

    (@ecrea)

    I have had a 499 error in my log but it’s not the same problem

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    Thread Starter ecrea

    (@ecrea)

    Hello Yui

    Thanks you to try to help me
    The mbstring.func_overload is 0 as you can see. Is this a problem or it’s ok ?
    Directive Local Value Master Value
    mbstring.detect_order no value no value
    mbstring.encoding_translation Off Off
    mbstring.func_overload 0 0

    I have done a test with a curl on my server and it seems to be good with the checksum :
    curl -o wordpress-5.0.2.zip “https://downloads.wp.xz.cn/release/fr_FR/wordpress-5.0.2.zip” -w “%{http_code}”
    but maybe I have another configuration on my php

    Thread Starter ecrea

    (@ecrea)

    Hello Steven

    $ df -h .
    Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
    /dev/root 15G 3.7G 11G 26% /

    Yes I have 11G available on the filesystem who contain my website but I don’t see where the file is downloaded. In wp-content ? (I see the date of the directory change). Is there an automatic deletion when the update failed ?
    Maybe I have a system binary which is not up to date.

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