Helen,
Without root access it'll be very difficult. But if you can get ahold of the
database schema, we might give you an accurate estimate.
%> mysqldump -u dbmail -pXXXXX -d dbmail
should do the trick, though you'll have to fill-in the username and password
using the values in the dbmail.conf.
Hamster wrote:
Hello again,
I assume that as I've received no replies, it's not possible to work out
which version of dbmail our sever is running?
H
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 13:54:41 +0100
Hamster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I need to determine which version of dbmail we have running here at
work.
I don't have root access, so I am unable to view the name of the
tarball that it was compiled from. (It was built in /root).
I've looked at the man pages, they contain no version info, and I've
run a couple of the /usr/sbin/dbmail- utilities and they contain no
version info either (at least not on the ones I ran). I've looked in
the logs - also no version mentioned.
/etc/dbmail.conf has the version number:
# $Id: dbmail.conf,v 1.98 2003/01/13 10:31:46 roel Exp $
But I realise this is the cvs version, not the dbmail version.
I know for certain that its NOT one of the 2. series, but I need to
lock it down to the exact version.
Can someone please tell me where to look?
Thanks
Helen
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