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Having a tough time determining Apache version

Asked by Paranormastic in Apache Web Server, Oracle 10.x, Sun Solaris

Tags: apache, version, oracle, solaris, ssl.conf

Okay, dumb question but I'm stuck here. We're having a tough time with this for a support call I'm on.
 
How can I determine what version of Apache (with ModSSL) we're running.  The normal methods I know and the first few things I googled aren't working so well.

Tried:
httpd -v      -- this didn't work, sorry I don't have the error text (they had to go to a meeting, can get it later if critical)
strings httpd | grep Apache/
checking error_log after restarting
404 page

Best we got so far is that it is running oracle-http-server 10.1.2.0.2, if that helpds any.
Is on a Solaris box if that matters any, I believe version 10.

Trying to figure out why Apache is choking on SSLCertificateKeyFile command in the ssl.conf file, wondering if it may be a version issue to support that command context.  Just for kicks I'll throw that in there in case it rings a bell for someone, otherwise just finding the version number is good enough.

/%path%/Apache/bin/apachectl startssl: execing httpd
Syntax error on line ## of /%path%/Apache/conf/ssl.conf:
Invalid command 'SSLCertificateFile', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration

Anya and all methods you know of to determine this are much appreciated!

Thanks!
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