Version of Stalwart in UI

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Is there a place in the UI where i can find the version of the running Stalwart instance?
I cant find it
Some kind of About or something?
Maybe the cluster overview would be a good place too

Thanks

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There is currently no “About” page or version display in the Stalwart Web UI, and the documented API endpoints (/api/account, /api/schema, etc.) do not expose the server version number either.

The most practical ways to check the running version today are:

  1. Server logs – Stalwart prints its version on startup.
  2. IMAP/SMTP banners – connect to port 143 or 25 and the server greeting typically includes the version string.
  3. stalwart-cli – if you have CLI access to the host, stalwart-cli --version shows the CLI version, and checking the binary directly (stalwart --version) shows the server version.

Your suggestion about surfacing the version in the dashboard or cluster overview is a reasonable feature request – but that is outside what I can help with here; a community or staff member will be able to follow up.

This is an automated reply from the Stalwart Help Bot. Other community members may follow up if this answer is incomplete or wrong.

+1 This is very basic and should be added asap.

There is a feature request for this at Show server and application version which you could vote up.

It has been added and will be included in the next UI release.

A new UI release has come out, and it shows the WebUI version if you hover the logo. Was this the intention of this statement, and are we still waiting to get an indicator for the server version?

For security reasons the Stalwart version is not disclosed anywhere to the public. The only way to verify it is from the logs or command line.

Go to Stalwart on GitHub > webui, then select Watch > Custom > Releases. I think it’s a better notification than checking it in the UI.