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I checked it on a Debian server and this looks like using the correct catalog
file (/usr/libexec/dell_dup/Catalog.gz). For the Ubuntu servers the following
catalog is used (/usr/libexec/dell_dup/Catalog_Ubuntu.gz) and this file is the
last time updated at 2020-07-04.
Met vriendelijke groet,
JOHN BRAND
OpenStack Engineer
CloudVPS
Oostmaaslaan 71
3063 AN Rotterdam
The Netherlands
On 07-09-2020, 10:45, "Linux-PowerEdge on behalf of John Brand"
<linux-poweredge-boun...@dell.com on behalf of jbr...@cloudvps.com> wrote:
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Hi,
Is there a known reason why DSU is using an old invcol file when starting.
It doesn’t use the newest file, so we are missing updates already released by
Dell. This also happens after installing DSU on new servers.
It uses invcol_8FY8W_LN64_20_07_200_893_A00 and it should use
invcol_5N2WM_LN64_20_09_200_921_A00 which is the newest at the moment.
Anybody a solution or did Dell forget to update some file to point DSU to
the newest invcol?
Best regards,
JOHN BRAND
OpenStack Engineer
CloudVPS
Oostmaaslaan 71
3063 AN Rotterdam
The Netherlands
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