Yahnis Elsts

That most likely has nothing to do with the SSL error, but if you're curious: - PUC requests `/api/v4/projects` and similar URLs because it's trying to retrieve repository information using...

Sure, this project could be useful as part of a system like that. However, it's not a ready-made solution. You would still need to write the custom plugin that will...

You would probably need to create a subclass of `Wpup_UpdateServer`. To add a new action, you could override the [`Wpup_UpdateServer::dispatch()`](https://github.com/YahnisElsts/wp-update-server/blob/74fe540e2a70cfc559376bd83a7f4447ffa998d9/includes/Wpup/UpdateServer.php#L205) method. Something simple like this would probably work: ```php if...

There's no built-in feature like that, but you could probably implement it by either creating your own subclass of `Wpup_UpdateServer` or by directly modifying the code. Just keep in mind...

Here are some general pointers: - You can extend the `Wpup_UpdateServer` class to customize the behaviour of the update server. - The correct place to check if a request meets...

This is not intended to be a complete solution, just a partial example that demonstrates how to do it. You'll need to be sufficiently familiar with PHP to fill in...

The code sample in the server documentation is indeed outdated, but you can just use the correct code from the update checker documentation. You can pass the same arguments in...

If the file exists but you're still getting the same error, that's probably not an issue with PUC but the server/PHP. On the other hand, if it only shows up...

Have you executed the update command listed in the [Usage](https://github.com/YahnisElsts/wp-update-server-stats#usage) section? If not, do that to initialise the database.

As the usage instructions say, this tool works by analysing log files. And yes, the easiest way to get access to logs would be to install it on the same...