No available releases found

By la_by on 2 Sep 2014 at 22:05 UTC

When I run cron and check updates, I get the message " No available releases found". I was looking how to solve this problem in internet and I was told to apply to here.

Maybe the problem is in the locked server's IP address. You can check it out?
My Site: la.by

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Hi,

rysnet commented 6 September 2014 at 23:59

Hi,
This problem is not clear enough to get the correct answer. What version of Drupal you are using and when it happened (while installing a new module or migrating to another version )?
Thanks.

On the server, a lot of

la_by commented 11 September 2014 at 06:00

On the server, a lot of installed versions of CMS Drupal on different subdomains, but none of them can not get automatic updates.

Contact with the

la_by commented 11 September 2014 at 06:02

Contact with the Administration drupal.org on this issue?

Please check following steps for it.

ashwinsh

He/Him

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Pune

commented 2 September 2015 at 10:34

1) TRUNCATE TABLE `cache_update`

2) Modify the update_max_fetch_time to 200 seconds by adding this code to the settings.php file.
$conf['update_max_fetch_time'] = 200;
OR Change the same setting using a Drush command.
drush vset update_max_fetch_time 200

Then check '/admin/reports/updates'