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[dragonslayr]

Don't you just love how there's no "version" command in linux? 

Easy install from command line as root
wget http://programs.rcrnet.net/version/version-0.1-all.deb
dpkg -i version-0.1-all.deb

After all  these years, linux still lacks a "version" command.
This command makes it simple.

To find your ubuntu version:
version "distro"

Example:
version ubuntu
version debian

To find a package version:
version "packagename"

Example:
version postfix

To find kernel version and if you are running 32 or 64 bit
version kernel

[boardgame]

Sorry guys.. I plan on installing it today.. I will let you know tomorrow how it works out... I've been really busy with work.. i haven't even had a chance to really configure my new ebox yet..

[boardgame]

Ok I've installed IDS through the web portal.. i've activated it on my internet eth0.. seems to be working haven't had any save issues..  thanks... support here rocks

[Javier Amor Garcia]

dragonslayr,
  you can use the following command to get version numbers:
   apt-cache policy [package] -> to get the vrsion of any installed package
   uname -a                               -> version of running kernel
  cat /etc/issue                         -> ubuntu version