"The md5sum is incorrect for " when updating vertical_tabs
nbz - November 24, 2008 - 20:00
| Project: | Plugin Manager |
| Version: | 6.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed |
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Description
I get the above message when trying to update vertical_tabs (release page: http://drupal.org/node/296094)
The MD5 I can see is: ef799c2887f114973955def16e69cf11
#1
Is that the only plugin for which you are having trouble?
#2
Yes. It seems to work for other modules/new installs too.
#3
It happens to me when trying to update any module.
#4
Same here
#5
Is this all in version 1.4? -- try updgrading
#6
I have. on 1.7 at the moment.
#7
A couple of things:
1. I tried to update to newest nightly and it failed with the above error. I tried reloading the metada but this did not fix the problem.
2. I disabled and uninstalled plugin_manager and re-enabled it. After running reload I was able to add the module to the install queue via search (having it ticked in the update page and clicking update and then visiting the install page did not list it) and it has not updated fine.
#8
On the search page, is there anything extra showing up in the queue?
#9
too late to check now - the problem is fixed since the reinstall of vertical_tabs.
#10
Trying to upgrade from node_import module rc4 to .dev I get the same error: The md5sum is incorrect for on www.forniture-alberghiere.net it is the main of a multisite.
#11
Hi Joshua,
I just had this again, when trying to update six modules, and I checked the search queue is empty.
It only displays the red error message "The md5sum is incorrect for " without specifying which module.
It also displays the iframes for all six modules for reentering the md5sum.
#12
I checked each module one by one, and I get this md5sum incorrect for the latest dev of xmlsitemap.
#13
I'm having that problem as well, and seemingly is for any [random] module.
#14
me too (subscribing)
#15
Some debug. When trying to update CCK to cck 6.x-3.x-dev, in the plugin_manager_cache folder I have a 427.497 bytes file, while the "original" file is 427.869 bytes. This means that the md5sum check routine is working good, and the issue should lie in the routine used to get the file from the server (function plugin_manager_get? drupal_http_request?).
#16
I emptied the plugin_manager_cache/ folder, it downloaded again the file, it had the correct size, and CCK in the end has been updated.
I think it should be useful an "Empty cache" button...
#17
+1 for Antinoo #16
Clearing the plugin manager cached folder in the files folder solved the md5sum is incorrect issue for me.
#18
Since the removal of md5sum entries, this bug no longer exists.