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  • I saw this on a few of my WordPress sites as well.

    First, just ensure that 5.2.3 is correctly installed by running below command from ssh shell in the installation:

    wp core verify-checksums --version-5.2.3 
    

    If the installation verifies perfectly, the it could be php OPCache (Which is was in my case). To clear the cache, do the following (change for you particular version of PHP)

    sudo -S service php7.3-fpm reload
    

    Hope that helps!

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Roy Verrips.

    I saw this on a few of my WordPress sites as well.

    First, just ensure that 5.2.3 is correctly installed by running below command from ssh shell in the installation:

    wp core verify-checksums --version-5.2.3 
    

    If the installation verifies perfectly, the it could be php OPCache (Which is was in my case). To clear the cache, do the following (change for you particular version of PHP)

    sudo -S service php7.3-fpm reload
    

    Hope that helps!

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Roy Verrips.
    Thread Starter Roy Verrips

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    Hi (again)

    It seems to be solved by enabling the network sites to manage their own users. Network Admin -> Settings -> Registration Settings
    Add New Users [ ] Allow site administrators to add new users to their site.

    A note though is that Gallery2 is indeed now in “maintenance mode” and won’t be developed further, but for the interim it’s still vastly more stable and secure than G3, and a number of G2 features are not yet available in G3, so I wouldn’t rush the upgrade just yet.

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