Upgraded, but Version # out of Sync

[rportinga]

ok, back a few versions ago I got an error during the upgrade. Ever since then my version number was right on the page, but I would get the "upgrade available" message every time I logged in.

During subsequent upgrades I would get a message about some tables already existing or something...but everything worked (other than the message at login) so I've been putting off dealing with it.

Now with the 1.5.3 upgrade I had some major problems.. and things broke.

I had backed up my DB so I did a fresh install of 1.5.3 - and after a lot of cut&paste to get the large backup imported again, I'm up and running again.

BUT, I still get the upgrade available message, and my page displays that I'm on v1.4.2 (that was the version the backup came from).

Is there some table I can go in via phpmysql and edit to change the version # and get rid of that message?

[a2opinion]

I know that under 'administration' there is a check box for an event that will check ever 14xx minutes to see if you need to upgrade and (presumably) let you know when you do.  It must store that information somewhere in the DB so that it know s that you have the latest and greatest.

poking around my installation I found this file:
opengoo/config/installed_version.php
 the only bit that wasn't in comments was:

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return '1.5.3';
Still mucking about to find where it keeps version info in the DB