Up2Date issues

same thing here

and same thing here!

Hi there,

can you please be more precise in describing the issue.

Which Overview Page do you mean?

- Dashboard
- Management > Up2Date > Overview
- ...?

Does the file exist?
/etc/up2date/up2date_status?

what is that file?

thx Gert

Hi there,

can you please be more precise in describing the issue.

Which Overview Page do you mean?

- Dashboard
- Management > Up2Date > Overview
- ...?

Does the file exist?
/etc/up2date/up2date_status?

what is that file?

thx Gert

Management > Up2Date > Overview

Yes

 Does the file exist?
/etc/up2date/up2date_status?

Yes
{
 'installed_sys_version' => " 7.000",
 'status' => "-1",
 'installed_gpv_version' => "1057",
}

Up2Date Overview work NOW!

/etc/up2date/up2date_status
$VAR1 = {
          'downloaded_sys_version_max_int' => 7000,
          'status' => 2,
          'remote_sys_version_max' => 0,
          'last_local_check' => 1169571915,
          'downloaded_gpv_version' => 0,
          'need_download' => 1,
          'downloaded_sys_version_max' => '7.000',
          'remote_sys_pkgs_int' => 0,
          'downloaded_sys_pkgs_int' => 0,
          'installed_sys_version_int' => 7000,
          'remote_gpv_version' => 1062,
          'downloaded_sys_pkgs_desc' => {},
          'last_remote_check' => 1169571845,
          'installed_sys_version' => '7.000',
          'installed_gpv_version' => '1057',
          'remote_sys_version_max_int' => 0,
          'need_install' => 0
        };

michael what did you do to get it working?  I only see the results from your first post

Nothing...

only ssh passwords set

OK

Gert, it looks like you have to action that file for things to happen.  When i first cat the file you mentioned i only got the same as michaels first post.

As soon as i had completed the cat and did it again i got the same as michaels last post.

Why is that?