I have a quick question. How do you find out what version of db is installed on the system, if any? I've tried several things and I haven't found what I want, without having to do a small database program to pull the data out. I'm hoping that there is a quick way from the command line to get the information. I need to now for Postfix, DRAC and a couple of other applications that all rely on things being compiled with the same versions. Thanks in advance. Doug Allen
* Douglas Allen wrote on Friday, 2003-07-11:> I have a quick question. How do you find out what version of db is > installed on the system, if any? I've tried several things and I haven'tAre you asking how you can determine which of the databases/db*-ports are installed? How about: # pkg_info -I db* | cut -d- -f 1 db41 -- Christian Ullrich I will delete any replies sent to me that should have been sent to the list.
Fri, Jul 11, 2003 at 11:39:00, dallen (Douglas Allen) wrote about "db version?": DA> I have a quick question. How do you find out what version of db is DA> installed on the system, if any? I've tried several things and I haven't DA> found what I want, without having to do a small database program to pull DA> the data out. I'm hoping that there is a quick way from the command line to DA> get the information. I need to now for Postfix, DRAC and a couple of other DA> applications that all rely on things being compiled with the same versions. libc contains 1.85 (with some bugfixes without version bump). Default installation (from ports) for postfix, at least, uses it. -netch-