get Passenger version from command line

[kidbrax]

What is the best way to check the Version of Passenger I have
installed? I know I can check the version of the gem but I am trying
to verify that the gem version is the version that is running?

[Anuj Dutta]

2010/1/9 kidbrax <braxto...@gmail.com>

What is the best way to check the Version of Passenger I have
installed?  I know I can check the version of the gem but I am trying
to verify that the gem version is the version that is running?

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Try this:

passenger-config --version 

Anuj


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[Daniel Jagszent]

Try this:

passenger-config --version 

AFAIK, that will get you the gem version. Not necessarily the version that is running.

Passenger writes its version number in the Server and X-Powered-By HTTP headers (at least in the nginx-version). You could fetch a Passenger-enabled URL from you webserver and parse the version string out of the header.

[Anuj Dutta]

2010/1/9 Daniel Jagszent <dan...@jagszent.de>

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I stand corrected. For nginx, it does have those HTTP Headers. Any apache users wana chime in with their opinion.

Anuj

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[Jam]

The same is true of Apache-based Passenger website - the X-Powered-By
header indicates the Passenger version used.

James

On Jan 9, 9:48 am, Anuj Dutta <dutta.a...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> 2010/1/9 Daniel Jagszent <dan...@jagszent.de>
>
>
>
>
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> > Try this:
>
> > passenger-config --version
>
> > AFAIK, that will get you the gem version. Not necessarily the version that
> > is running.
>
> > Passenger writes its version number in the Server and X-Powered-By HTTP
> > headers (at least in the nginx-version). You could fetch a Passenger-enabled
> > URL from you webserver and parse the version string out of the header.
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