Version of Apache?

[sinecurea]

Hi Folks,
How do I tell what version of Apache I have on my machine (v1.3 or v2.0)?
I'm using a MacBooko Rro.

Cheers,
S.

 

[Artful Dodger]

Hi Folks,
How do I tell what version of Apache I have on my machine (v1.3 or v2.0)?
I'm using a MacBooko Rro.

Cheers,
S.

You should be able to right click (or control click) on it, then select get more info. From there it should tell you. I think you have v2.0 as my Intel iMac has it, just looked at it lastnight.

 

[sinecurea]

You should be able to right click (or control click) on it,

"it"?

 

[realityisterror]

I don't think he knows what he's talking about... Apache isn't an "application" in the traditional sense.

I believe Apple has traditionally installed 1.3, but to check fire up the server from System Preferences. Then navigate to a made up page. It'll give a 404 and it should tell you what version of Apache you're running.
Try using this address: http://localhost/thisistotallymadeupanddoesntexist.html
I gives me "Apache/1.3.33 Server at kelly.local Port 80"

For an example, see my server running Apache 2: http://armin.sytes.net/blah.html

cheers

 

[yellow]

Open Terminal.app:

httpd -v

or

httpd -V

For more info.

 

[realityisterror]

Open Terminal.app:

httpd -v

And if you don't get any result or "command not found", you have Apache 2. (apache2 -v)... I still don't understand what drove them to change the process name...

 

[Artful Dodger]

I don't think he knows what he's talking about... Apache isn't an "application" in the traditional sense.

I believe Apple has traditionally installed 1.3, but to check fire up the server from System Preferences. Then navigate to a made up page. It'll give a 404 and it should tell you what version of Apache you're running.
Try using this address: http://localhost/thisistotallymadeupanddoesntexist.html
I gives me "Apache/1.3.33 Server at kelly.local Port 80"

For an example, see my server running Apache 2: http://armin.sytes.net/blah.html

cheers

No, I was thinking he had the folder "of" Apache in front of him/her and wondered how to "get" info on it (Apache) as I got a set-up page looking through some stuff to do html with using Apache. Didn't mean to confuse anyone just thought it was a newbie question in the simplest form

 

[yellow]

And if you don't get any result or "command not found", you have Apache 2. (apache2 -v)... I still don't understand what drove them to change the process name...

Well, unless you implicitly downloaded and installed apache2, then you will have some version of apache1, as that is the only version that comes built-in with any version of OS X.

 

[umbilical]

how upgrade on mavericks via terminal or something??

mine is:
Server version: Apache/2.2.26 (Unix)
Server built: Dec 10 2013 22:09:38