Sorry- Removing the ‘action.txt’ file did not fix the issue. Somehow, according to the Auto updater, my current 3.3.9 implementation of phpList is up-to-date.
@AlanW it might be a bit misleading. The message about being up to date also seems tobe displayed when the updater is not able to determine if there is an update available.
I checked the server logs and settings and there are no outbound connections blocked. I’m not sure how to check curl functionality from within phpList.
I manually updated phpList to 3.4.1 and had the same issue: The system thinks that it has the latest version and the Auto Update function does not initiate.
@duncanc - It seems to me that the Automatic updater went through various changes only in the 3.4.2 version. So I’ll manually update phpList to this and see if I it works then. I doubt it.
@AlanW Please check the network logs (The response)in your browser
Or in config/actions.txt you will find something like: {“continue”:false,“step”:2}
and server logs as well.
I see you are using the PHP version 7.3.6 and it might fail for you due to some PCRE change same as here: https://github.com/phpList/phplist3/pull/561,
but I cannot reproduce the issue using PHP 7.3.3