The issue was with the PHP version and the ability to write to the temporary folder for the PHP Session.
After upgrading the PHP to version 8.2, I was able to try and upgrade the site from 4.4.3 to 4.4.9
When attempting to update I received an error that the "PHP Session" setting was disabled
The only fix was to change the session.save_path in the PHP INI file to a folder that had read/write permissions.
Once it could write to a folder, the update happened smoothly and the site was restored.
I hope this helps someone.
After upgrading the PHP to version 8.2, I was able to try and upgrade the site from 4.4.3 to 4.4.9
When attempting to update I received an error that the "PHP Session" setting was disabled
The only fix was to change the session.save_path in the PHP INI file to a folder that had read/write permissions.
Once it could write to a folder, the update happened smoothly and the site was restored.
I hope this helps someone.
Statistics: Posted by Jeffrey_SES — Mon Nov 04, 2024 5:38 pm