Closed (works as designed)
Project:
Fusion
Version:
6.x-1.13
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
23 May 2012 at 06:56 UTC
Updated:
15 Apr 2014 at 17:52 UTC
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Comment #1
esmerel commentedDo you have two copies of Fusion installed somehow? Check your /themes directory as well as /sites/all/themes - this is the most common cause of a message like this.
Comment #2
dbourrion commentedHi
Not at all, there is only one copy of fusion, in /sites/all/themes
:(
Comment #3
dbourrion commentedTo be sure, i'm made a find on fusion_core.info
No other fusion on that server
Comment #4
matsjacobsson commentedI have the exact same issue... /M
Comment #5
esmerel commentedThat's really strange; the package info looks correct on d.o; all caches cleared? Ran update.php just in case?
Comment #6
dbourrion commentedHey
For me, yes for all questions...
Comment #7
dbourrion commentedMore and more strange... I've made a total copy of my drupal files and mysql drupal database from my prod server to a local server - my personnal PC.
When I'm going to the local admin backoffice of drupal on my personnal PC, everything appears ok... and no update needed.
On the prod server, I still have that message asking for a security update on fusion...
D.
Comment #8
esmerel commentedweird - that sounds to me like maybe something fishy is going on on that server. Is there maybe the wrong copy of the info file? If you, say, move the fusion directory somewhere, and download and put a new copy in, does that help?
Comment #9
dbourrion commentedHi
Already try that - doesn't help :(
Comment #10
roterblitz commentedhad the same issue, changing the version number in myfusionsubtheme.info worked for me
Comment #11
Poieo commentedClosing as works as designed since the D6 version is getting no new development.