Am on the latest stable version on PFsense?

dgall

I am using version 22.05 (see screenshot) and it shows there is an update to 22.05 there is an error in there somewhere bottom line am on the current version. Thanks Dave

johnpoz

@dgall browser glitch? I am not seeing that, I am on 22.05 as well.

SteveITS

@dgall If you look back over the past few months I recall seeing several posts about that issue, but don't recall the advice given.

johnpoz

@steveits said in Am on the latest stable version on PFsense?:

I recall seeing several posts about that issue

Really I don't recall any of those.. Hmmm I recall some threads about the change in 2.7 dev snapshots and issue with that with the move to new version of pfsense and php, etc.

You happen to have a link to one of these other threads/posts?

SteveITS

@johnpoz Well there is no lmgtfy.com for this forum :) but I found

https://forum.netgate.com/topic/174222/22-05-release-installed-pfsense-says-22-05-available
https://forum.netgate.com/topic/174191/22-05-showing-update-to-22-05
https://forum.netgate.com/topic/173152/after-22-05-update-still-showing-as-available/1

stephenw10

Yeah, that can happen if the upgrade fails to complete. The running pfSense version is not the same check as an available version.

If you run pkg info -x pfSense you will find at least one pkg that is still from the older version. Probably the pfSense meta pkg.

Have you upgraded to Plus from CE? Did you come from an earlier 2.7 snapshot? That can present like this.

You can probably force reinstall pkgs to get the correct versions in place. Or you might be able to do it just using pkg upgrade.

Steve

Hello together,

What version is shown here.... (picture below)

... should be matching to the chosen "branch";

In the dashboard shown version
and the current chosen Branch should be matching together (Shown in the picture below)

Show the installed packets in thew dashboard and scroll down until you reach the point "System patches", be sure
there is a small hook shown and not a small plus (+) sign
(Last position on the picture shown below)

If there is a plus sign (+) you could click on the name of the shown patch and you will be directed to the to the
pfSense section "Recommended System Patches"
(As shown in the picture below, as an example)

If you have applied this patch (or not, like you need it)
you will be able to go back to the dashboard and click
on the two bowed arrows to have a look again over the
available updates. Now all should be fine there.