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Howto get the installed Microupdate Version Number?

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Seems to be a simple question, but there is no answer on the interwebs: Howto get the installed Microupdate Version Number?

Or is there a way to convert the Versionnumber in /usr/local/psa/version (see kb8732) like "10.3.1 Debian 6.0 1013110726.09" to a Microupdate Version Number?

Thanks. :)
 
in my plesk; it is written in Home GUI, under System Overview:

Panel version 10.4.4 Update #18, last updated at Feb 18, 2012 04:03 AM
 
Ok, that is in fact interessting. My home-gui shows: "Panel version 10.3.1" and there is now information about the last update shown.
 
may be you did not set the "store installation files in directory" in the "Update sources and Installation Settings" so the system did not check or download updates...
 
No bunyamin, I refused to do the updates cause the last 4 updates I made left my system in an not functional state without plesk-console and so on. So I wanted to know if i am touched by the actual critical security advisory.
 
Ssh

Check http://kb.parallels.com/en/9294

in my case:

[root@perug6 ~]# cat /root/.autoinstaller/microupdates.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
<patches>
<product id="plesk" version="10.1.1" installed-at="not-a-date-time">
<patch version="22" timestamp="" installed-at="20120222T023708" />
</product>
</patches>
[root@perug6 ~]#
 
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