[@reggie3 Participant 10 years, 2 months ago]

Okay, I ended up reviewing all plugins (~50-60) and deactivated the oldest 10 or so. After that, upgrade succeeded.

So…thanks for your help!

[@reggie3 Participant 10 years, 2 months ago]

Hi-

Sorry for the slow reply, but here’s an update.

Since I posted the above, we’ve upgraded to WordPress 4.6. Also tried to upgrade BuddyPress again with the same result.

We’ve run this with the debug settings activated in the wp-config.php file but have received no error messages. Nor either in the wp-content/debug.php file, nor in the server’s php_log.

Thinking incompatibility issue with other obsolete plugins…testing now…will report…

Thanks!

[@reggie3 Participant 10 years, 10 months ago]

So…any thoughts?

Thanks!

[@reggie3 Participant 10 years, 10 months ago]

[Sorry – reposting just to check the “Notify me…” box…]

[@reggie3 Participant 11 years, 1 month ago]

@djpaul – We upgraded from WP 4.2 and whatever the BuddyPress version was prior to 2.3.3 (sorry I don’t recall, but we’ve been staying up-to-date, upgrading as new versions become available.)

@danbp – Not quite sure I follow your question, but…we upgraded from the Network Admin interface, not the individual site, and then performed a Network upgrade.

For whatever it’s worth, we do not see this error in any of today’s httpd error logs…

[@reggie3 Participant 12 years, 11 months ago]

So…no clues?

Thanks,

Reg