NAME

vdt-version - Report version information about the VDT

SYNOPSIS

    vdt-version --vdt-location <location>
                --show
                  --brief
                  --no-wget
                  --wget-timeout
                --add <package-name>
                  --version <version number>
                  --long-version <version description>
                --remove <package-name>
                --help

DESCRIPTION

By default, vdt-version reports information about the current version of the VDT, and each of the VDT components that has been installed.

vdt-version also attempts to determine if updates are available for software components installed by the VDT. This currently works for all components except the CA Certificates.

It is also used internally to edit information about what components have been installed, using the --add and --remove options. Users should not use these options.

OPTIONS

--vdt-location <location>

The location of your VDT installation. This option is not needed if $VDT_LOCATION is defined in your environment.

--show

Show version information. This is the default if neither --add nor --remove are specified.

--brief

Print only the VDT major version plus patch level (e.g. 2.0.0p0). Do not show any information about installed software. This flag implies --no-wget.

--no-wget

vdt-version will not fetch the defs file from the VDT website. If this option is used, it is not possible to check if updates are available for software components.

--wget-timeout <timeout in seconds>

Set the wget timeout length for fetching the VDT defs file. Default is 30 seconds.

--add <package-name>

Record the fact that the given package has been installed. This should not be used by users, but only by the installation process.

--version <version number>

This option is used with --add, and is used to specify the version number of the software being added.

--long-version <version description>

This option is used with --add, and is used to specify the description of the software being added. This option should rarely be used, --version should be used instead.

--remove <package-name>

Record the fact that the given package has been removed. This should not be used by users, but only by the installation process.

--help

Show brief explanatory text for using vdt-version.