helpful-monkey-18537
11/02/2025, 3:10 AMk3s -v but that just shows the version of the binary on disk, not necessarily the running version. k3s kubectl version requires a kubeconfig (which is problematic in my case), but I also don't think it shows you the version on the currently running node.creamy-pencil-82913
11/02/2025, 3:52 AMKUBECONFIG=/var/lib/rancher/k3s/agent/k3scontroller.kubeconfig kubectl get nodecreamy-pencil-82913
11/02/2025, 3:53 AMhelpful-monkey-18537
11/02/2025, 3:54 AMcreamy-pencil-82913
11/02/2025, 3:56 AM/proc/$(pidof k3s)/exe --version will get you closer to what you asked for but this is just a standard Unix thing… you can always use /proc/PID/exe to access the binary for a running process, even if the file has been deleted or overwritten