Often you will need to know which version of Magento you are running in order to install an extension or apply a security patch. Heres how to find the Magento version you are running.
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< ?php include 'app/Mage.php'; echo 'Magento version is: ', Mage::getVersion(); |
Alternatively, from the command line you can use:
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cd public_html /public_html$ php -a Interactive shell php > include 'app/Mage.php'; php > echo Mage::getVersion(); 1.6.2.0 php >exit(); |
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