How can I find out the software version installed om Solaris
Server.Actually I want to know the SFTP version installed on Solaris
server.plz help....

maddy911@gmail.com schrieb:
> How can I find out the software version installed om Solaris
> Server.Actually I want to know the SFTP version installed on Solaris
> server.plz help....
> 
pkginfo should give you those information.

Hello,

Mike Roetgers schrieb/wrote:

> maddy911@gmail.com schrieb:
>> How can I find out the software version installed om Solaris
>> Server.Actually I want to know the SFTP version installed on Solaris
>> server.plz help....
>> 
> pkginfo should give you those information.

You can often call a binary with the "--version" option to reveal
information on its version. If in doubt, consult the manual page.

Regards,
Christian
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Christian Schmidt <ChriSchmiLi@gmx.de> wrote:
> You can often call a binary with the "--version" option to reveal
> information on its version. If in doubt, consult the manual page.

Maybe on some GNU utilities, but not in general. There is no standard flag
for printing the version info.

-- 
Daniel

On Thu, 1 Mar 2007 17:06:58 +0100, Christian Schmidt <ChriSchmiLi@gmx.de> wrote:
> Mike Roetgers schrieb/wrote:
>> maddy911@gmail.com schrieb:
>>> How can I find out the software version installed om Solaris
>>> Server.Actually I want to know the SFTP version installed on Solaris
>>> server.plz help....
>>> 
>> pkginfo should give you those information.
>
> You can often call a binary with the "--version" option to reveal
> information on its version. If in doubt, consult the manual page.

If you're getting more desperate, thee's also 'what'.

A bientot
Paul

Daniel Rock wrote:
> Christian Schmidt <ChriSchmiLi@gmx.de> wrote:
> 
>>You can often call a binary with the "--version" option to reveal
>>information on its version. If in doubt, consult the manual page.
> 
> 
> Maybe on some GNU utilities, but not in general. There is no standard flag
> for printing the version info.
> 

Historically, there are damned few "standard flags" for anything!  You 
"rolled your own", named it after your dog, and pulled the flags out of 
your a**!

Hello Daniel,

Daniel Rock schrieb/wrote:

> Christian Schmidt <ChriSchmiLi@gmx.de> wrote:
>> You can often call a binary with the "--version" option to reveal
>> information on its version. If in doubt, consult the manual page.
>
> Maybe on some GNU utilities, but not in general. There is no standard flag
> for printing the version info.

That's why I said "If in doubt, consult tha manual page".

Gruss/Regards,
Christian
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