http://domain.com/admin/plugin_manager/update

This page says the following:

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There are no available updates for your drupal installation.

* There is a security update available for your version of Drupal. To ensure the security of your server, you should update immediately! See the available updates page for more information.
* There are security updates available for one or more of your modules or themes. To ensure the security of your server, you should update immediately! See the available updates page for more information.

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The two present conflicting information...

Graphical representation: http://i.imgur.com/E2OfI.png

I have selected the priority as critical as security updates are critical. Please advise further.

Thanks.

Comments

squeezebox_huf’s picture

squeezebox_huf CreditAttribution: squeezebox_huf commented

Plug-in module doesn't seem to pick up "Security Updates", only normal updates. Someone who might know better than me could tell me why my workaround to this might be bad... but I've changed plugin_manager.admin.inc line #533 to ...

if ($project['status'] == UPDATE_NOT_CURRENT || $project['status'] == UPDATE_NOT_SECURE ) {

...ie check for "Not Secure" status as well as "Not Current". As a by-product I now get Drupal Core updates listed but they don't seem to get applied! :) (I'm not too worried about that as I'm not sure I want Drupal core updating "automatically", I like to keep my .htaccess my own)

emdeex’s picture

emdeex CreditAttribution: emdeex commented

That mod worked for me, thanks. I can now update security fixes.

blakbro2k6’s picture

blakbro2k6 CreditAttribution: blakbro2k6 commented

Yup, this is a dupe to: http://drupal.org/node/515042, but that is the fix

PacmanZ’s picture

PacmanZ CreditAttribution: PacmanZ commented

It seems patch #1 installs latest version instead of security update when both are available.

I just tried updating Views from 6.x-2.11 to Security update: 6.x-2.12 and got 6.x-3.0-alpha3 instead !

So things might get worse with this patch...

DrewMathers’s picture

DrewMathers CreditAttribution: DrewMathers commented

PacmanZ,

Go to Update Manager > Settings and uncheck "Choose Latest Version". You will now be prompted to select the versions you want for each updated module.