Wordpress installation

[Longover]

Hey I'm trying to install wordpress on about the third domain I own. (Second Wordpress installation) I keep getting this message, "Only manual upgrade possible," with, "(unknown)," below the domain. When I go into Fantastico I see this immediately before clicking on anything else:

Click on any of the items on the left to get more details.

UPDATE NOW!
Following installations are not up-to-date. Keep your installations secure and up-to-date and ensure that future versions of Fantastico will be able to maintain your installations by updating now.

And there is no link to click on for details.

[charlesgan]

seem like its partially automated here.
follow the message "only manual upgrade possible"
download the wordpress latest version. backup your site, and upload the latest script.

[Longover]

"only manual upgrade possible" isn't a link. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling a few times too. The Wordpress version matches up with my previous(good) installation also...

[sjlplat]

This message occurs when you modify a script that was installed with Fantastico. Fantastico can't determine what version you are running, therefore it can't determine if it needs any updates.

[Longover]

I haven't modified the installation after it was installed. All I did was "new install", entered info. Continued through the next two screens. Then the [error] message occurs on the confirmation page. Could there be something wrong or corrupt with the fantastico file I am using to install? Is it located on my site's directory or do I access it off some other hostmonster directory.

[sjlplat]

It sounds like a corrupt file. I would say that's a strong possibility. Is this a new install with no data to migrate, or are you working with an existing database?

[Longover]

Must have just been on 7-14-2007 night. I logged in the next day and the install went fine. Someone must have been screwing with me, lol.

[sjlplat]

I've run into some strange issues in the past that were resolved the next day. I would assume some of these things might be associated with server updates. If you try to run a script that is in the process of being updated, there is a strong possibility you will run into problems.