Pi-hole Not Updating (though it says it is out of date)

First off, thank you for your incredible work with this software! Truly wonderful, I've donated and have been spreading the word :slight_smile:

I installed pihole via the standard process ( curl -sSL https://install.pi-hole.net | bash).

Expected Behaviour:

I am attempting to upgrade, as my Pi-hole version is:
Pi-hole version is v4.3.1 (Latest: v4.3.2)
AdminLTE version is v4.3 (Latest: v4.3.2)
FTL version is v4.3.1 (Latest: v4.3.1)

Actual Behaviour:

After running "pihole -up" it reads out:

[i] Checking for updates...
[i] Pi-hole Core: up to date
[i] Web Interface: up to date
[i] FTL: up to date

[✓] Everything is up to date!

I have searched through the forum and attempted many of the suggestions:

*git fetch --tags
*pihole updatechecker
*pihole -r (and then selected "Repair"

Could anyone assist in helping me get my pihole updated? It seems like it is content with being out of date :slight_smile:

Debug Token:

Debug token may be found here:
https://tricorder.pi-hole.net/gg67lh5o0m

... and that would be the most current released version. Are you saying that when you check with pihole -v, that they are something else?

What does sudo git status report in /etc/.pihole? And sudo git remote -v?

Hello @Tesserax - thanks for looking into this.

I am a bit confused I guess. I assumed based on the output when I typed in "pihole -v", that 4.3.2 was the most recent version. When I type in "pihole -u" though, it says it is up to date (despite my system being at 4.3.1).

Am I missing something here?

Hello @DanSchaper! Thanks as well for your help.

When I type "sudo git status" in, I get:

On branch master
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/master'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean

When I type in "sudo git remote -v", I get:

origin GitHub - pi-hole/pi-hole: A black hole for Internet advertisements (fetch)
origin GitHub - pi-hole/pi-hole: A black hole for Internet advertisements (push)

Just wanted to bump this in case anyone could help! :+1:

What does the command output:

cd /etc/.pihole
sudo git pull

Hi @DanSchaper, it outputs nothing...

Nothing? It just returns to the command prompt? That indicates a problem with the OS then. Even if git pull failed, you should see some kind of message.

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