Hello Alex!
Oh, this is certainly not the problem.
I have checked the server configuration and following are the modules installed. May be the versions are not the ones required. They are:
Digest-MD5-2.11
Digest-Perl-MD5-1.2
It is the CPU restriction problem. Looks like.
But regardless of this, it may be better to reduce the unzipping of the tarball of install.dat anyway. For every user who is updating, in the first step the most important files needs to be unpacked. Then one clicks on the button and it starts the second step. Like this one knows exactly where it gets blocked.
When there is a CPU restriction on any server, then the first would be obviously the program files to be unpacked and the last would be help files.
I find this very necessary for all scripts. For any script if this CPU restrictions are considered then it would help and cover many more users having problems.
Oh, this is certainly not the problem.
I have checked the server configuration and following are the modules installed. May be the versions are not the ones required. They are:
Digest-MD5-2.11
Digest-Perl-MD5-1.2
It is the CPU restriction problem. Looks like.
But regardless of this, it may be better to reduce the unzipping of the tarball of install.dat anyway. For every user who is updating, in the first step the most important files needs to be unpacked. Then one clicks on the button and it starts the second step. Like this one knows exactly where it gets blocked.
When there is a CPU restriction on any server, then the first would be obviously the program files to be unpacked and the last would be help files.
I find this very necessary for all scripts. For any script if this CPU restrictions are considered then it would help and cover many more users having problems.
