Hi Ivan, Ivan Warren ha scritto: > When an installation doesn't use or no longer has the default wordpress > administrative user, the database upgrade cannot be initiated because > the upgrade.php script checks if the current logged in user id is '1' > instead of checking whether the logged in user has the 'administrator' > role or capability.
Why an installation shouldn't have the default wordpress admin user?
> The symptom is that invoking the wp-admin/upgrade.php URL invariably
> redirects to wp-login.php?upgrade with the 'Upgrade is needed, please
> log in with the admin account.' yellow box message even if the user is
> an administrator but is not the 'default' wordpress administrator.
>
> One possible fix would be to invoke "current_user_can('administrator')"
> if it exists and the current user ID isn't 1 (since '1' is always the
> administrator, and a non '1' administrator implies capabilities exist in
> the wp table).
>
Unfortunately "current_user_can('administrator')" doesn't work.
Cheers,
Giuseppe.
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