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I access an ubuntu 10.04LTS server that is administered by someone else, I have a feeling that it hasn't been getting updates/upgrades recently.

Is there a way to check on the command line when updates were last taken, without sudo privileges?

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answered 1 Year ago ravturtl · Accepted Answer

You can use stat -c %y /var/lib/apt/periodic/update-success-stamp to find last update date.

It will give the date of last apt-get update.