I always make sure I'm running the same version of Sesame on all my machines, but I've found that clients (as in customers) sometimes forget to update the user's machines; they update the server machine, and think they are done.

I've noticed that all versions of Sesame 2.x prior to 2.5 can successfully be mixed and matched, with regard to Client and Server instances. For example, a 2.1 client can connect to a 2.0.2 server, and vise-versa. Does this imply that it is safe to do so?

I know that a 2.1 client fails to connect to a 2.5 server, and vise-versa. Probably for good reason. So, I was wondering if the fact that I can mix and match the previous versions is because it is safe to do that, or if it was something that slipped by in the code.


BTW, the word "mismatch" is misspelled as "missmatch" in the "Failed to connect to the server..." message box.

Thanks, Ray!