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Christopher Price
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22nd December 2011 (5 months ago)
I just updated a the WordPress network I have at http;//sweetaddress.com. The update went fine on the main site, but when I tried to update all the associated sites, I got this error right away: "Your server may not be able to connect to sites running on it. Error message: A valid URL was not provided."
I reinstalled the update to no effect.
The first time I tried to run the update script, it hung on a spam blog that I have since deleted: electroniccigarettestoresil.sweetaddress.com. It hasn't reported a specific blog since then, just the message above.
I have my host checking into it, but I don't know how I would give them anyway to recreate the error. Is there a log file that might garnish clues?
I just updated a the WordPress network I have at http;//sweetaddress.com. The update went fine on the main site, but when I tried to update all the associated sites, I got this error right away: "Your server may not be able to connect to sites running on it. Error message: A valid URL was not provided."
I reinstalled the update to no effect.
The first time I tried to run the update script, it hung on a spam blog that I have since deleted: electroniccigarettestoresil.sweetaddress.com. It hasn't reported a specific blog since then, just the message above.
I have my host checking into it, but I don't know how I would give them anyway to recreate the error. Is there a log file that might garnish clues?
Have you visited any of your blog back-ends to see if there's any errors reported in them? Not sure it would help but you could also check your error logs.
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WPMU DEV Fanatic — 22nd December 2011 (5 months ago) #
Hi Christopher,
I'm guessing you may have already came across it but the following thread provides a couple points to consider.
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/getting-error-warning-problem-updating
Have you visited any of your blog back-ends to see if there's any errors reported in them? Not sure it would help but you could also check your error logs.
-David
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