Do you get this same message along the top bar of your GUI when you login? If so, click apply and
Confirm.
Now myself, not being a “guy” hater, I have noticed recently when upgrading that there is an Apply notice to finalize the upgrade. Now those questions are above my pay grade.
I just performed a little test. I upgraded one machine via GUI and another machine via the command line. Of course the two upgrades were from different versions. The second machine hasn't been on in a while so there were some differences in what was being upgraded, but here is what I found:
GUI: There was no Apply banner when the upgrade finished.
Command Line: There was an Apply banner and a reboot notice on the GUI when the command line finished.
So there you have it. Depending on what you hate, you get what you get and you don't throw a fit. No harm done and it works correctly either way.
Have a good day.
I don't use omv guy, I hate graphical interfaces!
So why are you using OMV and not just plain Debian?
I had this banner in the GUI myself a few times in the past. But since a month or so the banner doesn't pop up anymore.
frpatte I've created issue 980 in github. Does it reflect the desired change correctly?
Volker has said this is desired bahvior. I posted an additional command to apply the changes if you don't like it - RE: Apply "Pending configuration changes" on the command line
Some updates that include fixes require to rebuild configurations for various fixes. These are not applied silently anymore, instead the admin has to decide when to apply them. What has been changed is not visible due technical reasons, but this does not matter because the concept of OMV is to be simple and keep everything away from the user.
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