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    GUI System Update - Unable to retrive system versions.

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      NOYB last edited by

      As the subject indicates.. GUI System Update is unable to retrieve system versions.  Dashboard info widget doesn't seem have any trouble identifying the version though.

      2.3-RC (i386)
      built on Wed Apr 06 05:34:44 CDT 2016
      FreeBSD 10.3-RELEASE

      Also why does "System Update" link to back to the dashboard?  Seems that either the link url or text should be changed to match the other.

      See image attachments for additional details.

      ![System Update.jpg](/public/imported_attachments/1/System Update.jpg)
      ![System Update.jpg_thumb](/public/imported_attachments/1/System Update.jpg_thumb)
      ![Update Settings.jpg](/public/imported_attachments/1/Update Settings.jpg)
      ![Update Settings.jpg_thumb](/public/imported_attachments/1/Update Settings.jpg_thumb)

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        gsiemon last edited by

        Click on Save on the Update settings page and it should sort itself out.

        Greg

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          avp last edited by

          I seem to have the same issue since the last few days.

          First GUI told me there was an update, but when I tried to get it, it would fail.

          I tried clicking save on the update settings page, rebooted…

          Now GUI tell me there is no update available.  I'm currently running:

          2.3-RC (amd64)
          built on Wed Apr 06 05:34:38 CDT 2016
          FreeBSD 10.3-RELEASE

          I've tried clicking Save on the update page with both different options - no matter what, GUI now tells me no updates  available.

          My WAN IP is dynamic, but is currently: 47.55.234.165

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            heper last edited by

            2.3.r.20160406.0534 is the latest version … so no newer versions than what you have now

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              avp last edited by

              Interesting.  Well that sounds encouraging then.

              Though, yesterday, the GUI was definitely telling me there was an updated version, dated April 7.  That was before I hit save on the Update Setting Page though, so I don't know what url it was hitting…  But that April 7th version would fail when I tried to update to it.  So quite possibly it was looking at the wrong/old URL for updates.

              Sounds like all is fine now, if there have been no updates for a couple of days...

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                NOYB last edited by

                @heper:

                2.3.r.20160406.0534 is the latest version … so no newer versions than what you have now

                Yes but that shouldn't result in a failure.

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                  NOYB last edited by

                  @gsiemon:

                  Click on Save on the Update settings page and it should sort itself out.

                  Greg

                  Why do you think clicking on save will fix this?  It didn't by the way.

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                    gsiemon last edited by

                    @NOYB:

                    Why do you think clicking on save will fix this?  It didn't by the way.

                    https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=109370.msg608935#msg608935

                    I had your error plus the ones at the above post and saving the update setting again fixed both.

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