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patches applied

JNLITeamsite

According to the docs, iwversion outputs the version string that is embedded in the iwversion CLT.

iwserver -v doesn't tell which patches are applied. It has a VERSION variable at the top of the script that it just echos out like so:
VERSION="5.5.2 Build 14136 SYM Interwoven 20021127"
echo "$MYNAME: $VERSION"

So how does one accurately discover what patches have been applied to the server?

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JNLITeamsite

In a related question, I've just been beating my head against the wall trying to get this to work:
iwattrib <somthing> verstring

What's the bit in the middle? I've tried the short hostname, the full hostname, server, Server, etc. but can't get the output.

I am trying to RTFM but the FM isn't so easy to R. :-(

abackenr

iwattrib gives attributes of filesystem objects. i don't think it can tell you anything about your version string.

try

iwattrib -l /default/main

and

iwattrib /default/main creator

that should get you going with iwattrib

staff engineer @ interwoven

Adam Stoller

This is a looooong standing feature request (don't recall the number though).

You can tell which service packs are installed by looking through the IWOV_Upgrades directory or by comparing the build number (returned by iwversion) against the information contained within iwserver Build and Patch Map Chart (Support site article)

Unforturnately there is, to the best of my knowledge, no utility for determining what patches have been applied other than your own records.

Also, as a side note - iwversion reports the version of the server, iwversion -v reports the version of iwversion.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

JNLITeamsite

Thanks guys. As always, your help is appreciated.

Rodney Hampton