Update failed from 2.4.4, however updater thinks it's 2.4.5
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I had been experimenting with running a filebeat and didn't realize the surricata file logs filled up the disk. I started the update, and then on reboot saw the disk was full and update had failed. I cleaned up the disk and rebooted, but says I'm on 2.4.5 when I try to update. However everywhere I look, I see 2.4.4-RELEASE, built on Wed May 15 18:53:44 EDT 2019 though FreeBSD 11.3-STABLE. Any way to force the upgrade again? I can't figure out where the 2.4.5 version is coming from in the updater for my current version. Thanks!
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If your disk space was full the best thing to do is back up your configuration, re-install, and restore the configuration.
There is no way to know what files could not write correctly and you might be chasing phantoms for months otherwise.
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@Derelict Thank you for the quick response, I was afraid of that. I have an older backup, but UI backup is now throwing php errors. I assume I can pull the config.xml file off from /conf ? Thanks!
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Yes, you should be able to pull the configuration from /cf/conf/config.xml.
You probably want to do something like this too:
cd /cf/conf/backup ; tar cvf /tmp/config-backups.tar .Then scp, or download /tmp//tmp/config-backups.tar off somewhere safe. That will be a tarball of the last 100 or so configurations (a new one taken at each config change).
You should be able to find something current out of that.
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@Derelict Thank you very much for the help!
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Restored from config.xml off the /cf/conf box, restored and up and running in a few minutes. Notwto put the filebeat back on :) Thank you again!
