Solved which command can show my sh version in freebsd15 ?

fff2024g

fff2024g

dear all :
i want to know my sh shell version. where or which command i can see the sh version in freebsd15 ?
thanks.
 
/bin/sh: ELF 64-bit LSB pie executable, x86-64, version 1 (FreeBSD), dynamically linked, interpreter /libexec/ld-elf.so.1, for FreeBSD 15.0 (1500068), FreeBSD-style, stripped what is it ? version 1 ?
 
The /bin/sh executable doesn't have a version. What are you trying to figure out? Why are you looking for a version?
 
SirDice said:
The /bin/sh executable doesn't have a version. What are you trying to figure out? Why are you looking for a version?
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i just want to know my daily shell version. that is it. why this program was not version ? how to make sure the sh was security ? if this guy want to send data outside ..thanks.
 
fff2024g as you can easily look at the source code of sh here /usr/src/bin/sh, start your own first "auditing".
It's easy, and you learn something. Dont't be bothered to do something yourself.
 
the subtext here is that freebsd is not like linux: the system utilities, the stuff in /bin and /usr/bin and all that do not have a "version number" because they are not independent projects being packaged and distributed piecemeal, they're a part of a specific release package, and the release packages are what's versioned.
 
atax1a said:
the subtext here is that freebsd is not like linux: the system utilities, the stuff in /bin and /usr/bin and all that do not have a "version number" because they are not independent projects being packaged and distributed piecemeal, they're a part of a specific release package, and the release packages are what's versioned.
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Dear atax1a :
thanks. that was really good answer for me . thanks. study it.
 
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