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'''THIS PAGE IS DEPRECATED'''. OSM User Guide has been moved to a new location: '''https://osm.etsi.org/docs/user-guide/''' | |||
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Since Release FOUR, in order to know the version that you have installed you only need to search the osm-devops package installed in your system, since osm-devops is the package used to drive installations: | Since Release FOUR, in order to know the version that you have installed you only need to search the osm-devops package installed in your system, since osm-devops is the package used to drive installations: | ||
dpkg -l osm-devops | dpkg -l osm-devops | ||
Latest revision as of 17:18, 17 February 2021
THIS PAGE IS DEPRECATED. OSM User Guide has been moved to a new location: https://osm.etsi.org/docs/user-guide/
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Since Release FOUR, in order to know the version that you have installed you only need to search the osm-devops package installed in your system, since osm-devops is the package used to drive installations:
dpkg -l osm-devops ||/ Name Version Architecture Description +++-======================-=================-=====================-===================================== ii osm-devops 4.0.1-1 all
In case you only installed separate stacks (e.g. elk_stack, pm_stack, etc.), you could end with a newer version of the osm-devops package. Then you can search the python-osmclient package as a way to know your current version of OSM:
||/ Name Version Architecture Description +++-======================-=================-=====================-===================================== ii python-osmclient 4.0.1-1 all