Hey Guys,
I am not aware of what causes this issue. Maybe it's related to repositories or something which gets a reset with the workaround I follow. There might be a very easy solution to rectify it but this is what I use until an official fix or a better solution is provided by the experienced guys here:
WordOps has a beta version which isn't updated for months. I use wo update --beta
command to fix the wo maintenance issue.
Ubuntu 20.04
If you run wo update --beta
command on Ubuntu 20.04, you will simply get a message that WordOps Beta supports only Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04. After this message, I simply run the wo maintenance
and it just works again.
Ubuntu 18.04 or Ubuntu 16.04
If you run wo update --beta
command on the older versions of Ubuntu, the WordOps will be degraded to the Older Beta Version and then you should run the command wo update
to get back to the latest version of WordOps. Voilla, you should be able to use wo mantenance
command again.
I use the same workaround when wo stack
installation fails for any particular package such as Redis, PHP-FPM etc. @rgilman I never used Debian
so I won't be able to advise but still you may try the same solution and see if it fixes the problem.