Bulk WordPress Updates
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How do I mass update hundreds of my WordPress websites?
I can't select which ones to update by checking the boxes to perform a mass update.
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Hello @imatbagjagumilar
I see you just created your topic first in @discuss and now in @wordpress-managed, but I can see from the screenshot you are using the @wordpress-developer app variant.
In the future, you don't need to delete your post, we can simply move it to the correct category.
I will move your topic to @wordpress-developer
To answer your question, there is no way to mass update many apps.
What you can do is configure the automatic app and system updates in the dashboard under/#/system-updateto run every hour and let the system do its job over a day.
This will update all apps and not like you stated specific ones.
The following is not possible from the dashboard, but you can set a quicker time frame instead of hourly with the API.Example: Run app and system updates every minute.
# Replace $TOKEN with your API token export TOKEN="-wAXL5GxnvxfNQc_YouHuAsEsmXQ_7lprev9Wf-U5ii" curl 'https://my.cloudron.dev/api/v1/updater/autoupdate_config' \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \ -H 'content-type: application/json' \ --data-raw '{"schedule":"*/1 * * * *","policy":"platform_and_apps"}'I have tested this by installing a previous version of the LAMP app and then just waited.
You could also create a list off app IDs that should be updated and then also use the API to update them.
Maybe we can also treat this topic as a feature request.
Add the option to select apps to perform actions for the selected apps
e.g.: update, disable/enable auto updates, stop/start etc. -
J james moved this topic from WordPress (Managed)
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Hello @imatbagjagumilar
I see you just created your topic first in @discuss and now in @wordpress-managed, but I can see from the screenshot you are using the @wordpress-developer app variant.
In the future, you don't need to delete your post, we can simply move it to the correct category.
I will move your topic to @wordpress-developer
To answer your question, there is no way to mass update many apps.
What you can do is configure the automatic app and system updates in the dashboard under/#/system-updateto run every hour and let the system do its job over a day.
This will update all apps and not like you stated specific ones.
The following is not possible from the dashboard, but you can set a quicker time frame instead of hourly with the API.Example: Run app and system updates every minute.
# Replace $TOKEN with your API token export TOKEN="-wAXL5GxnvxfNQc_YouHuAsEsmXQ_7lprev9Wf-U5ii" curl 'https://my.cloudron.dev/api/v1/updater/autoupdate_config' \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \ -H 'content-type: application/json' \ --data-raw '{"schedule":"*/1 * * * *","policy":"platform_and_apps"}'I have tested this by installing a previous version of the LAMP app and then just waited.
You could also create a list off app IDs that should be updated and then also use the API to update them.
Maybe we can also treat this topic as a feature request.
Add the option to select apps to perform actions for the selected apps
e.g.: update, disable/enable auto updates, stop/start etc. -
Hello @imatbagjagumilar
I see you just created your topic first in @discuss and now in @wordpress-managed, but I can see from the screenshot you are using the @wordpress-developer app variant.
In the future, you don't need to delete your post, we can simply move it to the correct category.
I will move your topic to @wordpress-developer
To answer your question, there is no way to mass update many apps.
What you can do is configure the automatic app and system updates in the dashboard under/#/system-updateto run every hour and let the system do its job over a day.
This will update all apps and not like you stated specific ones.
The following is not possible from the dashboard, but you can set a quicker time frame instead of hourly with the API.Example: Run app and system updates every minute.
# Replace $TOKEN with your API token export TOKEN="-wAXL5GxnvxfNQc_YouHuAsEsmXQ_7lprev9Wf-U5ii" curl 'https://my.cloudron.dev/api/v1/updater/autoupdate_config' \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \ -H 'content-type: application/json' \ --data-raw '{"schedule":"*/1 * * * *","policy":"platform_and_apps"}'I have tested this by installing a previous version of the LAMP app and then just waited.
You could also create a list off app IDs that should be updated and then also use the API to update them.
Maybe we can also treat this topic as a feature request.
Add the option to select apps to perform actions for the selected apps
e.g.: update, disable/enable auto updates, stop/start etc.@james I've used several panels... one of the panels I use is Cloudron, which has some pretty interesting features. It's simple and easy to use. I hope this can continue to be developed for people like me who don't have a complicated panel management experience.
I just renewed my subscription a few years ago, and I estimate I'll be using Cloudron for maybe 1.5 years...
The explanation here... I don't understand... how to do it... hahaha
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@james I've used several panels... one of the panels I use is Cloudron, which has some pretty interesting features. It's simple and easy to use. I hope this can continue to be developed for people like me who don't have a complicated panel management experience.
I just renewed my subscription a few years ago, and I estimate I'll be using Cloudron for maybe 1.5 years...
The explanation here... I don't understand... how to do it... hahaha
Hello @imatbagjagumilar
I hope this can continue to be developed for people like me who don't have a complicated panel management experience.
That is the idea.
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