Question for the Experts: In Apache2 on Linux how to find the apache version ?

[oversteer]

If the server is not running you can do
find /usr -name httpd
then run the explicit path with -v as already mentioned

[milanbenes]

thank you Team

good work

found it...

./apache2ctl -v

Milan.

[milanbenes]

overdrive,

this is apache2 on linux there is no httpd binary

Milan.

[oversteer]

apache2ctl is a shell script which will start and stop httpd by calling the httpd binary (unless you have some seriously screwed up source build)

[AtW]

Ask the Oracle.

[milanbenes]

overdrive,

i guess it's some seriously screwed up source build, or shall we say, it was installed in such a way that it adhers to the corporate governance policies of this behemoth of an organisation we're doing IT for

Milan.

[oracleslave]

Ask the Oracle.

Who's that then?

[minestrone]

There is a changes file in the root of apache installs.

FFS, it is not hard MF.

IF you are an admin surely you could have the skills to cd about a bit and vi some files, of course unless you know nothing. DO you know nothing?