Why /etc/raidiator_version not = /var/log/raidiator_version?

[mdgm]

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awk -F"[,=]+" '{print $2}'  /etc/raidiator_version

Gives 4.01c1-p6

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awk -F"[,=]+" '{print $2}'  /var/log/raidiator_version

Gives 4.1.6

Same issue on two NASes? Why is there a difference?

[WhoCares?]

Seems to be specific to the Sparc based products. Can reproduce it on all my Sparc systems but not on the x86 line. Wouldn't think it's a real problem though.

-Stefan

[beisser]

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awk -F"[,=]+" '{print $2}'  /etc/raidiator_version

Gives 4.01c1-p6

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awk -F"[,=]+" '{print $2}'  /var/log/raidiator_version

Gives 4.1.6

Same issue on two NASes? Why is there a difference?

there is no difference.

its the same version, just a different notation/format

[chirpa]

As beisser said, that was the old version format. Still means the same, just laid out different.

[mdgm]

As beisser said, that was the old version format. Still means the same, just laid out different.

Ok, thanks for the information beisser and chirpa. You learn something new every day.

I guess if I was to write an add-on I'd use the /var/log/raidiator_version which uses the new format.