asterisk users - Oct 2005 - Asterisk and Zaptel Versions Command?

Is there a command line for discovery of Asterisk and Zaptel Versions?

Bart
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Yeah, show versions in the CLI will give you the version of your asterisk build
Also you can do the following in the CLI:
show version files <filename>
where <filename> is a valid file name.
As always in Linux you can press TAB to get a list of available
commands in the CLI, for example you can type:
show version files {TAB}
that will give you a list of all the files you can then type the file
you want. Or you could narrow it down like this:
show version files chan{TAB}
that will give you a list of all the avaiable files that start with
chan, you could also do just {TAB} to get a list of all the commands.
To get help you could type help command.

Hope this helps.

On 10/31/05, Bart Fisher <asterisk@icpage.com>
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> Is there a command line for discovery of Asterisk and Zaptel Versions?
>
> Bart
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Thanks, but what I was really hoping for was something that could be used in 
a script to report current revisions... me sad

Bart


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Yeah, show versions in the CLI will give you the version of your asterisk 
build
Also you can do the following in the CLI:
show version files <filename>
where <filename> is a valid file name.
As always in Linux you can press TAB to get a list of available
commands in the CLI, for example you can type:
show version files {TAB}
that will give you a list of all the files you can then type the file
you want. Or you could narrow it down like this:
show version files chan{TAB}
that will give you a list of all the avaiable files that start with
chan, you could also do just {TAB} to get a list of all the commands.
To get help you could type help command.

Hope this helps.

On 10/31/05, Bart Fisher <asterisk@icpage.com>
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> Is there a command line for discovery of Asterisk and Zaptel Versions?
>
> Bart
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Hello Bart ,

On Mon, 31 Oct 2005, Bart Fisher wrote:
> Thanks, but what I was really hoping for was something that could be used
in a
> script to report current revisions... me sad
> Bart
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "C F"
<shmaltz@gmail.com>
> To: "Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion"
> <asterisk-users@lists.digium.com>
> Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 12:33 PM
> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Asterisk and Zaptel Versions Command?
> Yeah, show versions in the CLI will give you the version of your asterisk
> build
> Also you can do the following in the CLI:
> show version files <filename>
> where <filename> is a valid file name.
> As always in Linux you can press TAB to get a list of available
> commands in the CLI, for example you can type:
> show version files {TAB}
> that will give you a list of all the files you can then type the file
> you want. Or you could narrow it down like this:
> show version files chan{TAB}
> that will give you a list of all the avaiable files that start with
> chan, you could also do just {TAB} to get a list of all the commands.
> To get help you could type help command.
> Hope this helps.
> On 10/31/05, Bart Fisher <asterisk@icpage.com> wrote:
> > Is there a command line for discovery of Asterisk and Zaptel Versions?
> > Bart
	Give this a try .  Hth ,  JimL

root@asterisk-1:~# asterisk -rx "show version"
Asterisk CVS-HEAD built by jiml@intelistation on a i686 running Linux on
2005-08-06 16:59:09 UTC
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On Mon, Oct 31, 2005 at 10:48:44AM -0800, Bart Fisher
wrote:
> Is there a command line for discovery of Asterisk and Zaptel Versions?
I'm not aware of any way to tell the version of the zaptel kernel
module. But then again, on my system there is the indirect way of 'dpkg
-l zaptel-modules\*'

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