I installed ISPConfig a couple of years ago, I believe, and I want to create a test box to see what will happen when I do an update (Debian Sarge to Debian Etch, ISPConfig v??? to whatever is stable now). Also, is there an archive of old versions of ISPConfig? Thanks, Rod
You find the version number in ISPconfig uder Tools > Software version. You will find all ISPConfig versions at sourceforge.
Thanks I was actually looking for a programmatic way to find it, but you helped a lot as I was able to find the version number with grep. The version I have will find it via: grep 'server.*version' /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/config.inc.php Thanks for the help. The project I was working on had to take a hiatus for a few months, but I'm back on it again. Again, thanks for the response. I actually had looked in there, but as a reseller, not as admin (I rarely go in as admin).
For anybody finding this post but using ispc 3: from an ssh session/terminal Its as short as i can make it and still return just the line needed. Code: grep 'def.*VERS' /usr/local/ispconfig/server/lib/config.inc.php I wonder if the devs and implement a simple command line check like: I know this isn't paramount, but as I cant find it in 3.1.13 tools a grep like this was needed so a command line like the following might be better especially if the config files move in subsequent releases. ispconfig version
The installed version is shown in the ISPConfig 3 interface, no command or shell login needed to check it. It is shown in the ispconfig monitor module and also in the help module. The thread here is about ISPConfig 2 btw., a completely different software.
