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Show Version Information in ProxMenux

Knowing the version of ProxMenux you're using is important for troubleshooting, getting support, and ensuring you have the latest features. This guide explains how to view version information in ProxMenux.

Steps to Show Version Information

From the main menu of ProxMenux, navigate to the "Settings" option.

In the Settings menu, find and select the "Show Version Information" option.

ProxMenux will display a screen with detailed version information, including:

  • ProxMenux version number
  • Release date
  • Compatibility information
  • Last update check date
  • Installed modules or plugins (if applicable)

Understanding Version Numbers

ProxMenux follows semantic versioning. The version number is typically in the format X.Y.Z, where:

For example, version 1.2.3 would indicate the first major release, with two feature updates and three patch releases.

Checking for Updates

After viewing your current version, you may want to check if there's a newer version available. Here's how:

  1. Look for an "Check for Updates" option in the Settings menu
  2. If available, select this option to manually check for updates
  3. ProxMenux will compare your version with the latest available version
  4. If an update is available, follow the prompts to download and install it

Remember to always back up your Proxmox VE configuration before updating ProxMenux to ensure you can revert changes if needed.

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