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/scripts/upcp --force exited with code 65280

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  1. andysck2

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    Can somebody help?

    logs as below:

    => Log opened from /scripts/upcp at Tue Mar 14 10:53:39 2017
    [20170314.105339] Detected cron=0 (Terminal detected)
    => Log closed Tue Mar 14 10:53:39 2017
    [20170314.105339] Running Standardized hooks
    [20170314.105339] mtime on upcp is 1483734323 (Sat Jan 7 04:25:23 2017)
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    => Log opened from /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/updatenow at Tue Mar 14 10:53:39 2017
    [20170314.105339] Detected version '11.32.7.3' from version file.
    [20170314.105339] Target version set to '11.62.0.16'
    [20170314.105339] Switching to 11.62.0.16 to determine if we can reach that version without failure.
    [20170314.105339] Retrieving /cpanelsync/11.62.0.16/cpanel/scripts/updatenow.static.bz2
    [20170314.105340] Using mirror: 43.245.185.246
    => Log closed Tue Mar 14 10:53:40 2017
    [20170314.105340] E Running `/usr/local/cpanel/scripts/updatenow --upcp --log=/var/cpanel/updatelogs/update.1489460019.log` failed, exited with code 65280
    => Log closed Tue Mar 14 10:53:40 2017
     
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    Hello,

    The following post is related for your issue. Please check and update here if you have any query.

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    #2 SysSachin, Mar 14, 2017
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    Hello,

    Since you are updating from cPanel version 11.32, you should first update the "CPANEL=" line in the /etc/cpupdate.conf to the following:

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    CPANEL=11.36
    Then, update cPanel via:

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    /scripts/upcp --force
    Once this completes, update the "CPANEL=" line in the /etc/cpupdate.conf back to what you originally used (e.g. release):

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    CPANEL=release
    Then, update cPanel again to verify it updates successfully:

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    /scripts/upcp --force
    Thank you.
     
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