[Samba] How to check which current version you're running ????

[Martyn Ranyard]

under most linux distros a handy util is which, which tells you which file 
is first in your path.

if you only have one samba install, the following command will tell you 
where it is (if it is in your path) :

which smbd

if not, you can always try :

locate smbd

if that finds nothing that's executable :

updatedb; locate smbd  OR  find / | grep smbd

they do exactly the same thing, but the former saves the entire tree to the 
locate database, so you can do a locate anything!

At 10:30 AM 7/4/02 -0400, Joel Hammer wrote:
>Find the daemon you actually run, and:
>daemon -V
>eg.
>smbd -V
>
>Joel
>
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