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10.3.1 Updates

EinariH

New Pleskian
Hi!

I manually updated the Plesk 10.3.1 via "Tools&Utilities > Update" as it told me there was updates available. Now after "successful" update it still tells me so? What is the catch? My update_components.html page tells me this:

Below is a list of components for which updates are available. Select the components that you want to update.

Different Apache web server versions: Apache web server with SNI support
Different MySQL server versions: MySQL server support


These surely were checked when I updated first time. Should I keep trying or give up? All this is because I noticed that my httpd component version is 2.2.19-11072010 and there could be a newer one available maybe?

Thanks,
Eicca
 
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