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After I moved to a new VPS (Ubuntu), I can't update the WordPress. When I click on the "Update Now" button, it shows upgrading progress messages and it shows "Welcome to WordPress 3.9" (Now I'm on 3.8.3), but after refresh the page, nothing happens. Again, I'm on the WordPress 3.8.3.

Then I deactivated all the plugins and again, I re-update the Wordpress. But nothing happened. I can only fix this issue after reboot the VPS. After the reboot VPS, when I log-in/visit the WP dashboard, it only shows upgrade message. However I can successful update plugins without rebooting.

My VPS running nginx, APC, pagespeed mod, Ubuntu 12.04.

What could be the reason for this matter?

Thanks!

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PHP's opcache module causes this kind of behaviour.

Disable this module by editing the file at /etc/php5/mods-available/opcache.ini and placing a semicolon like this.

;zend_extension=opcache.so

And restart PHP5-FPM/web server service.

If you are not comfortable editing these files add these lines to the top of your child theme's functions.php file.

if ( is_admin() ):
    ini_set( "opcache.enable", "0" );
endif;
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  • Thanks A,Jesin. This VPS doesn't installed opcache. It only has APC.
    – MaxBro57
    Commented Apr 18, 2014 at 11:40
  • @Chathu APC has a apc.stat configuration directive which if set to 1 checks if a file has been modified before serving it from cache. Setting it to 0 improves performance but causes this kind of behaviour. Edit apc.ini which is found inside /etc/php5 and add/modify apc.stat = 1.
    – A.Jesin
    Commented Apr 19, 2014 at 9:53

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