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#3648 - Multiple version entries in Module Loader
I've been using SecuritySuite for a few months now and upgrades have gone OK. I always make sure I have the latest version of SecuritySuite installed BEFORE I upgrade SuiteCRM.
But I've noticed I have quite a few copies of the module listed. Disabling or uninstalling them wrecks my installation and I have to restore from backup (I always make backups as a result)
Before I upgrade to SecuritySuite 3.1.9 and SuiteCRM 7.10.4 I thought I'd ask what the best way is to resolve this issue?
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6 years ago
Hello,
Glad to hear that you have a good process for upgrading.
For the installed module list, this is just how SuiteCRM tracks what has been installed. Definitely do not click on the buttons as they will wreck your install, as you have found. It's not pretty to see a long list if you like to keep things close to zero, but there is nothing that can be done here minus going into the upgrade_history table and removing those row entries.
Sorry!
6 years ago
Thanks for the quick reply. It's weird that it only happens on the Security Suite module. Other modules that I've upgraded just replace themselves.
So I went into the upgrade_history table and deleted the old records. That moved them out of the top box and into the bottom one.
What table do I need to look at to remove them completely?
6 years ago
Ooops wrong graphic in my reply
6 years ago
It also polls the /cache/upgrades directory. I advise backing that up first if you plan on removing anything from there. It may be needed for uninstalls in the future.
SecuritySuite is a bit different than the other modules as it is closely tied to the specific version of SuiteCRM so the version numbers stay the same as you upgrade SuiteCRM as it is the same version of SecuritySuite. If the version number were different then they would stack on top as you see the other modules do.