Tonight I tried to manually update one of my servers and using WHM to do the UPCP I got this:
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Updating /scripts ...
Sync Source: http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/EDGE-FREEBSD/scripts
Fetching
http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/cpanelsync/EDGE-FREEBSD/scripts/.cpanelsync.lock
(0).[email protected]%......Done
The update server is currently updating its files.
It may take up to 30 minutes before access can be obtained.
Waiting 30 seconds for access to the update server......
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Of course it ran and ran and ran for a long time, trying every 30 seconds to connect and download the updates. Problem is that you dont have a clean way of getting out of it. If you just kill your browser the updater stuff is still running on the server. The only way I can think of bailing out is to do a reboot of my machine to kill off the update stuff and abandon the process. So I had to boot, wait a half hour, try again and had the same problem so I had to boot to kill it again.
Is there a better way than this?. I dont want to leave the machine for hours trying to do the update if something is wrong on Cpanels end and quite frankly if they are just about to release the latest cutting edge I DO NOT want to be the first guinea pig to download it.
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Updating /scripts ...
Sync Source: http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/EDGE-FREEBSD/scripts
Fetching
http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/cpanelsync/EDGE-FREEBSD/scripts/.cpanelsync.lock
(0).[email protected]%......Done
The update server is currently updating its files.
It may take up to 30 minutes before access can be obtained.
Waiting 30 seconds for access to the update server......
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Of course it ran and ran and ran for a long time, trying every 30 seconds to connect and download the updates. Problem is that you dont have a clean way of getting out of it. If you just kill your browser the updater stuff is still running on the server. The only way I can think of bailing out is to do a reboot of my machine to kill off the update stuff and abandon the process. So I had to boot, wait a half hour, try again and had the same problem so I had to boot to kill it again.
Is there a better way than this?. I dont want to leave the machine for hours trying to do the update if something is wrong on Cpanels end and quite frankly if they are just about to release the latest cutting edge I DO NOT want to be the first guinea pig to download it.