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Bug #3078

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NanoBSD upgrade gui confusing!

Bug #3078: NanoBSD upgrade gui confusing!

Added by GT Zenny about 13 years ago. Updated about 13 years ago.

Status:
Resolved
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
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Category:
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Target version:
-
Start date:
07/07/2013
Due date:
% Done:

100%

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Description

I think this needs to be fixed to avoid confusion whether an upgrade has been made or not.

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,64190.0.html

Persistent in my installation.

Also it would be nice to include the changelog of every build to save the life of the CF/USB devices. Thanks for the nice work!

DN Updated by Doktor Notor about 13 years ago Actions #1

GT Zenny wrote:

Also it would be nice to include the changelog of every build to save the life of the CF/USB devices. Thanks for the nice work!

Github is just fine for me, except that the snapshot files should have last commit included in their filename.

JP Updated by Jim Pingle about 13 years ago Actions #2

  • Status changed from New to Feedback

I updated my ALIX and it correctly shows on the dashboard and the auto update check that it is current. The update check code is identical for both places, so I suggest you clear your browser cache and check it again.

Including the changelog isn't really possible, just look at github, it's all there. Or http://redmine.pfsense.org/activity/

The last commit is in /etc/version.lastcommit. Adding it to the filename wouldn't really help much, there is already a timestamp, adding the commit to the filename isn't as trivial as it might seem, though adding the first 8 chars of it might be feasible in the future.

GZ Updated by GT Zenny about 13 years ago Actions #3

Jim P wrote:

I updated my ALIX and it correctly shows on the dashboard and the auto update check that it is current. The update check code is identical for both places, so I suggest you clear your browser cache and check it again.

Including the changelog isn't really possible, just look at github, it's all there. Or http://redmine.pfsense.org/activity/

The last commit is in /etc/version.lastcommit. Adding it to the filename wouldn't really help much, there is already a timestamp, adding the commit to the filename isn't as trivial as it might seem, though adding the first 8 chars of it might be feasible in the future.

I upgraded again, but mine is not a generic 64-bit pc. But the problem persists. It has nothing to do with browser cache, because I always browse in privacy mode without cache enabled. However, once the firmware got upgraded, one should login to gui again, so that is completely a new session which refreses browser automatically. So the problem is still outstanding.

JP Updated by Jim Pingle about 13 years ago Actions #4

  • % Done changed from 0 to 100

Applied in changeset commit:6efe0caeb3b2ec8ae39ce35aa0663ffa7501a146.

JP Updated by Jim Pingle about 13 years ago Actions #5

Applied in changeset commit:ba581f076acc3068c37bd86c97656bf53b29781b.

JP Updated by Jim Pingle about 13 years ago Actions #6

  • Status changed from Feedback to Resolved
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