>> I'm trying to determine the BaseX version running a remote server.
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> …true, that's not possible right now. Which solution would you prefer?
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>> P.S. In the BaseX GUI the "Logs" tab shows me the logs of the local BaseX even when I connect to a remote BaseX - could be on puprpose, I just found it somewhat counter intuitive.
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> …true; I've just changed the wording to "Local Logs".
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> Christian
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>> When I connect using the client on my local machine the server does not say which version it is
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>> When I use the GUI to connect to the remote server I can't find any info on the version.
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>> When I login to the remote machine and go to the server folder I can't find any info on which version it is.
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>> When I look at the logs in the .logs folder I can't find any info on the server version (I could not find the startup info that the server generates).
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>> I copied the BaseX.jar to a place where I could unpack it and found version "6.6" in the META-INF/maven/org.basex/basex/pom.xml file.
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>> Is there a more convenient way of determining the remote version that I missed? And did I actually find the correct version in the pom?
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>> Hartelijke groet,
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>> Huib Verweij.
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>> P.S. In the BaseX GUI the "Logs" tab shows me the logs of the local BaseX even when I connect to a remote BaseX - could be on puprpose, I just found it somewhat counter intuitive.
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