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It's pretty typical for these "backported" packages to have version numbers that only differ from the original by a suffix, and that suffix often only appears i
by zerocrates 7y ago
It's pretty typical for these "backported" packages to have version numbers that only differ from the original by a suffix, and that suffix often only appears in the package manager.
For example, the Debian stable Apache package is currently version 2.4.38-3+deb10u3, but Apache will typically report something less than all that information, like just 2.4.38.
If it's really just looking at exposed version numbers, there's plenty of other problems, like servers that are configured to not expose their version numbers.