Hello nsgoyat ,

Is there anyway to optionally to install a stable wordops version please?

Thanks

      alexlii1971 If it's urgent and you cannot wait for the official update, then do an alternative installation via Github releases, I'm currently using ver. 11.3.2 and it's working just fine.

      wget https://github.com/WordOps/WordOps/archive/v3.11.2.zip
      unzip WordOps-3.11.2.zip
      cd WordOps-3.11.2/
      sudo bash install

          tyrro great thanks for your sharing, it would be really great if it works, I did not know that before.

          It is midnight here, and i will have a try tomorrow and let you know.

          thanks again.

            Hello tyrro

            Here is the information, and it seems that it is similar issue, there is always a issue line:

            install: line 746: wo: command not found

            Full information below:

            
root@ubuntu-s-2vcpu-4gb-lon1-01:~# cd WordOps-3.11.2/
root@ubuntu-s-2vcpu-4gb-lon1-01:~/WordOps-3.11.2# sudo bash install

Welcome to WordOps install/update script 3.11.2

Installing wo dependencies      [OK]
Installing WordOps      [OK]
Running post-install steps      [OK]
install: line 746: wo: command not found
WordOps (wo) installed successfully

To enable bash-completion, just use the command:
bash -l

To install WordOps recommended stacks, you can use the command:
wo stack install

To create a first WordPress site, you can use the command:
wo site create site.tld --wp

WordOps Documentation : https://docs.wordops.net
WordOps Community Forum : https://community.wordops.net
WordOps Community Chat : https://chat.wordops.net

Give WordOps a GitHub star : https://github.com/WordOps/WordOps/

root@ubuntu-s-2vcpu-4gb-lon1-01:~/WordOps-3.11.2#

            Is there any suggestions or alternative way to go ahead please?

            Thanks

              tyrro

              And I tried the version 3.11.1, and same issue, please check below:

              install: line 744: wo: command not found

              
root@ubuntu-s-2vcpu-4gb-lon1-01:~# cd WordOps-3.11.1/
root@ubuntu-s-2vcpu-4gb-lon1-01:~/WordOps-3.11.1# sudo bash install

Welcome to WordOps install/update script 3.11.1

Installing wo dependencies      [OK]
Installing WordOps      [OK]
Running post-install steps      [OK]
install: line 744: wo: command not found
WordOps (wo) installed successfully

To enable bash-completion, just use the command:
bash -l

To install WordOps recommended stacks, you can use the command:
wo stack install

To create a first WordPress site, you can use the command:
wo site create site.tld --wp

WordOps Documentation : https://docs.wordops.net
WordOps Community Forum : https://community.wordops.net
WordOps Community Chat : https://chat.wordops.net

Give WordOps a GitHub star : https://github.com/WordOps/WordOps/

root@ubuntu-s-2vcpu-4gb-lon1-01:~/WordOps-3.11.1# 
root@ubuntu-s-2vcpu-4gb-lon1-01:~/WordOps-3.11.1#

                Well let's wait for the @VirtuBox to respond, what could be the issue with all these releases. My guess there's something else at play here.

                11 days later

                Sorry to bump this, but for me is not working the installation on ZSH , Raspberry Pi 4.

                ~ took 14m 35s 
➜ _ wget -qO wo wops.cc && sudo bash wo

Welcome to WordOps install/update script v3.11.4

Installing wo dependencies	[OK]
Installing WordOps	[KO]
Running post-install steps	[OK]
wo: line 755: wo: command not found
WordOps (wo) installed successfully

To enable bash-completion, just use the command:
bash -l

To install WordOps recommended stacks, you can use the command:
wo stack install

To create a first WordPress site, you can use the command:
wo site create site.tld --wp

WordOps Documentation : https://docs.wordops.net
WordOps Community Forum : https://community.wordops.net
WordOps Community Chat : https://chat.wordops.net

Give WordOps a GitHub star : https://github.com/WordOps/WordOps/

                is there something that is incompatible in my side??

                  Very strange. I had no problem at all installing WordOps on a fresh install of the host OS

                  pi@raspberrypi:~ $ lsb_release -a
                  No LSB modules are available.
                  Distributor ID: Raspbian
                  Description: Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)
                  Release: 10
                  Codename: buster

                    jond1 Yes, there is no problem for fresh install, but the issue will happen after run: wo maintenance

                      Ah, ok. So don't run that until there's a changelog with a fix for it. I personally have stayed on an older version because I saw issues persist when upgrading. At the end of the day, WordOps is a lot of complex and well thought out Python, there's no security risk of staying on previous versions -- in my opinion.

                      I run wo maintenance on all of my servers (100+ instances at this moment) on a daily basis, and none of them had such issue.

                      According to the docs wo maintenance doesn't update WordOps itself (it does package updates/cleaning). So @alexlii1971 did you mean after wo maintenance or wo update?

                        marty did you mean after wo maintenance or wo update?

                        Good question.

                        Either way, I always use wo update, whenever there is a new release, and never faced such an issue, also.

                          Hello,

                          I did both wo maintenance and wo update on server.

                          For local VM install, that issue will persist for me.

                          For now, when I install on server, I always run the following line:

                          sudo nano /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/20auto-upgrades
switch off the Update-Package-Lists directive from 1 to 0 as shown below on Line 1:

APT::Periodic::Update-Package-Lists "0";
APT::Periodic::Unattended-Upgrade "0";

                          As a workaround, try creating a file named wo with the content below:

                          #!/usr/bin/python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import re
import sys
from wo.cli.main import main
if __name__ == '__main__':
    sys.argv[0] = re.sub(r'(-script\.pyw|\.exe)?$', '', sys.argv[0])
    sys.exit(main())

                          To create the file run the following commands as root (or sudo them, if you prefer):

                          touch /usr/local/bin/wo
                          chmod +x /usr/local/bin/wo

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