Re: 389 version and build number

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On 04/09/2012 02:45 PM, Alberto Viana wrote:
I have a 389 DS (1.2.10.2), made a backup (using the option "Back up Directory Server" in the 389 ds console)  and installed the lastest version (1.2.10.4).  I used the option "Restore Directory Server" to restore all my configuration but after that in main 389 ds console windows, it shows me the old version/build number

It´s happens to directory server and administration server.

Is that the expected behavior? Can I change it manually? All my "nsslapd-pluginVersion" variable in the config shows me: 1.2.10.4.

It´s no big deal, but i want to keep the correct version on this windows.

Here´s 2 images:

1. before restore, shows me the correct verison/build number

Inline image 4


2. After the restore, shows me the old version/build number

Inline image 7





run setup-ds-admin.pl -u



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