Relevance to Check the OpenSSL version in Linux

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I am trying to find relevance to check the version of OpenSSL installed on Linux systems.

Also, is there a relevance debugger for Linux and AIX?

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There is a “qna” which will perform relevance but there is no inspector for this item

Check the client log and you will see a line when the client starts up (you may need to restart it) like:

Using crypto library libBEScrypto - OpenSSL 1.0.1j-fips 15 Oct 2014
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And oops I think you meant the OS version. You would have to check the rpm inspector to know what package contains what I would think

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For Linux

Q: version of packages whose (name of it contains "openssl") of rpm
A: 1.0.1e-30.el6_6.5
T: 2925
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For AIX, this should work:

(lpp_name of it as string, version of it as string) of filesets whose (lpp_name of it as lowercase contains “openssl.base”) of products of object repository

and there’s a relevance debugger executable called “qna” under /opt/BESClient/bin on non-Windows machines. There’s also an XWindows version called “xqna” if you have X-Windows forwarding set up.

Hope that helps!