rebooting after successful update

RouterOS Scripting
1

I am using this script to check for updates

/system package update
check-for-updates once
:delay 1s;
:if ( [get status] = "New version is available") do={ install }

and I’ve also set autoupgrade

/system routerboard settings
set auto-upgrade=yes

but it needs a further reboot for the new firmware to become the current one.
Can this be done automatically? Maybe creating a flag after a successful update, which triggers the reboot, or creating a script like the first one which checks if the current and upgrade firmware are not the same..

2

I got to this which is scheduled a few minutes after the one checking for updates

/system routerboard
:if ( [get current-firmware] != [get upgrade-firmware] ) do={ /system reboot }
3

Is the most stupid thing you can do: update routerboard just when new release go out…

4

He does not seems to have read post here on the forum the latest week , or even before that as well.

5

What do you mean ..

To clarify, I am on Long term updates. Normally one should check out versions he updates to, but long term seem to be ok

6

Read this thread about 6.45.5 Long Term update (on going problem).
http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/v6-48-5-long-term-is-released/152469/1
And this is not the first time some break after a new version is released.

Never ever would I do auto upgrade. Always test on a local non production device of same type. Then if all is OK, update your router(s).

7

Point taken. I will reconsider it, although my configuration isnt very demanding

8

Ok, the point is: there is no software in the world secure enough to install it as soon as it is published.