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hiawatha -v shows incorrect version

Newbie

5 October 2016, 23:29

Hello,
I've updated the webserver to version 10.4 and when i call hiawatha -v, then i get this:

root@srv01:/# hiawatha -v
Hiawatha v10.1, cache, IPv6, Monitor, reverse proxy, TLS v2.2.1, URL toolkit, XSLT
Copyright (c) by Hugo Leisink <hugo@leisink.net>
root@srv01:/#

Newbie

5 October 2016, 23:32

Addition:
The monitor shows the correct version:

Version: Hiawatha v10.4, Cache, ChallengeClient, FileHashes, IPv6, Monitor, ReverseProxy, TLS v2.3.0, ThreadPool, Tomahawk, UrlToolkit, XSLT

Hugo Leisink

6 October 2016, 01:15

Could it be you have multiple installations of Hiawatha? For example, one in /usr/local/sbin and one in /usr/sbin?

Newbie

6 October 2016, 12:09

No real multiple installations. In first i had install hiawatha via apt-get from mirror.tuxhelp.org. After the mbedTLS was outdate, I've build my own deb-package from source with upgraded mbedTLS and the patch from your blog.
Now i can find the old binary in /usr/local/sbin/ and the actual binary in /usr/sbin. When i rename the old binary i get an error when i call 'hiawatha -v'.
How can i remove the old installation and fix the pathes?

Hugo Leisink

6 October 2016, 19:47

Remove a Debian package via dpkg -r. If you build a Hiawatha Debian package manually, always use the script extra/make_debian_package.

Newbie

19 October 2016, 01:11

I've purged all hiawatha-files and build a fresh install. It works fine.

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