Topic: How to show version of installed apache modules ?

[hankman]

Getting a list of installed apache modules is quite easy with php.

But I want to show all the installed modules with their version!!
(Apache Windows version 2.4.4)

Just can't find the right way to do this.

[DnvrSysEngr]

Here is what I use:

<?php
$version = apache_get_version();
echo "$version\n";
?>

[hankman]

I guess you did not understand my question.

I don't want to get the Apache version,
but the versions of all the loaded modules, for example mod_security.so, mod_xsendfile.so, mod_status.so, etc ...

[DnvrSysEngr]

My .PHP command will show you as will this one

$_SERVER["SERVER_SOFTWARE"];

[hankman]

I think we both don't understand each other.

I want something like this:

<pre>
<?php
print_r (apache_get_modules());
?>
</pre>

It gives a list of the loaded modules, which is ok:

Array
(
[0] => core
[1] => mod_win32
[2] => mpm_winnt
[3] => http_core
[4] => mod_so
[5] => mod_access_compat
[6] => mod_actions
[7] => mod_alias
[8] => mod_asis
[9] => mod_auth_basic
[10] => mod_auth_digest
[11] => mod_authn_core
[12] => mod_authn_file
[13] => mod_authz_core
[14] => mod_authz_groupfile
[15] => mod_authz_host
[16] => mod_authz_user
[17] => mod_autoindex
[18] => mod_cgi
[19] => mod_dir
[20] => mod_env
[21] => mod_include
[22] => mod_isapi
[23] => mod_log_config
[24] => mod_mime
[25] => mod_negotiation
[26] => mod_setenvif
[27] => mod_status
[28] => mod_unique_id
[29] => mod_security2
[30] => mod_xsendfile
[31] => mod_php5
)

But now I also want to show the version number of each loaded module.

[DnvrSysEngr]

Is this the type of output you are wanting to see?

Apache/2.2.22 (Unix) DAV/2 PHP/5.5.0alpha6 mod_ssl/2.2.22 OpenSSL/0.9.8r

[DnvrSysEngr]

My output shown in my previous post was shown using this .PHP script (don't let the name fool you).

<?php
$version = apache_get_version();
echo "$version\n";
?>

[hankman]

Sorry, I don't think we're getting to my goal this way. You still seem to misunderstand me.

Maybe there is somebody else who understands what I really want to achieve in this matter.

To make things clear again, I'm running the latest Windows version of Apache software (2.4.4 VC11, with PHP 5.5.0 beta 1).
The thing I want to do is to display the software version of all the installed apache modules. How difficult can this be to understand???

For example:

mod_xsendfile 1.0
mod_security 2.7.1

etc .....

[glsmith]

@devsys ... not all modules will show in the $_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE], and ServerTokens All would have to be set. Modules need to tell Apache to announce themselves and not many do.

[DnvrSysEngr]

H:

I see what you are getting at. You want to see all that are installed. The .PHP script that I am using shows what is loaded/running. My apologies for the confusion.

- S

[NovakL]

Hello glsmith,
I´m running apache on CentOS and I would like to get exactly the same information as the founder of this thread.
So, according to what you´ve said, this is what I´ve done:

[glsmith]

No I don't think so. I'm not completely familiar with how builds are done in Linux, but in Windows there's a resource file with version info embedded. On the standard Apache modules, the version always shows same as the release (regardless if the module has been modified between releases).

[James Blond]