IFolder keeps prompting upgrade after OES2 SP3

Hi everyone,
After applying OES2 SP3 our iFolder server keeps prompting upgrade on
Windows XP clients. It suggests upgrading to 3.8.0.4 but when you let it
run, it shows windows installer options install and uninstall, there is
a space where the upgrade button should be. Neither option works.
I've also downloaded from the web server page the ifolder client, but
doesn't seem to be that version number.
Is there any way to disable the annoying prompt?
Thanks,
Miguel.

Originally Posted by mcando
Is there any way to disable the annoying prompt?
Thanks,
Miguel.
Section 6.12 of the iFolder 3.8.4 Admin Guide lists a way to disable the upgrade prompt.
Edit the unix-version.config, mac-version.config, and/or version.config (aka windows-version.config) files located in either /opt/novell/ifolder3/lib/simias/web/update or /opt/novell/ifolder3/lib64/simias/web/update.
Replace the <version> </version> section of the .config files with the level of client your users already have. Then they should not be prompted to upgrade.
Andrew

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