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Loading ...How can I check server software versions via shell on a Unix system? (Apache, Pureftpd/Proftpd, PHP, etc.)?
If also possible, what security mods are recommended for Apache and FTP servers?
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One Response to “How can I check server software versions via shell on a Unix system? (Apache, Pureftpd/Proftpd, PHP, etc.)?”
usually its the exacutabl then “-v” or “–v”. some builds of apache the executable is httpd, so it would be httpd -v. Others are simply apache, so then it would be apache -v. I just did php -v and got my version 5.02.
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