Outdated version - where to go from here?

I have an outdated version that is running locally behind a firewall with a single set of IP addresses open to my SIP provider.

It is running the following -

Current PBX Version: 15.0.16.75
Current System Version: 12.7.6-2002-2.sng7

Sometime over the weekend, it looks like it pulled some critical updates and now a bunch of modules are outdated. They seam to all route back to this message - *FreePBX version 15.0.23 or higher is required, you have 15.0.16.75"

What is the best way to get back to a stable version? I don’t need latest, but would like it to work.

Have you tried logging into the CLI of the unit through SSH and tried running.

fwconsole ma upgradeall --force

Not yet, will do it tonight.

Do I need to apply the system updates as well and if so, should they be done first or second.

I’m trying to be more careful than usual as the backup/restore module is disabled so I have less of a safety net.

Thank you!

Typically I do system updates first and then FreePBX updates but I am not sure that it really matters. The combined command for that is.

yum update -y && fwconsole ma upgradeall --force

You might want to spend a few minutes setting up a backup before that and at least doing a local backup of your system.

Thanks. I was able to find the last automatic backup directory (scheduled for every Sunday) and downloaded it to my desktop machine.