Installing with a Debian or Ubuntu Repository
These instructions explain how to set up a repository on systems running either Debian or Ubuntu so that you can manage automatic updates for the Server Suite agent. First you configure the repository and then you can install the Server Suite packages.
You can create the repository automatically with a script or set it up manually.
(missing or bad snippet)(missing or bad snippet)Creating the Debian or Ubuntu Repository Automatically with a Script
To create a Debian or Ubuntu repository automatically, run the command below:
Enter your repository URL token in place of URLTOKEN.
$ curl -1sLf \
'https://repo.delinea.com/URLTOKEN/deb/setup.deb.sh' \
| sudo -E bashThe configuration details are in a separate file in
the /etc/apt/sources.list.d directory, such as centrify-deb.list.
Creating the Debian or Ubuntu Repository Manually
To create the Debian or Ubuntu repository manually:
Update the
/etc/apt/sources.listfile to include the official Delinea package repository.Copy# deb https://repo.delinea.com/URLTOKEN/deb/deb/debian any-version mainImport your GPG key and update the repository:
Copy# bash -c 'wget -O - https://downloads.centrify.com/products/RPM-GPG-KEY-centrify | apt-key add -'Comment out the
no-debsigline in/etc/dpkg/dpkg.cfgto enable GPG signature validation:Copy# grep no-debsig /etc/dpkg/dpkg.cfg
#no-debsigClean and update the local archives:
Copy# apt-get clean
# apt-get updateThe configuration details are in the
/etc/apt/sources.listfile.Now you're ready to install the agent.
Installing the Agent
To install the agent on Debian or Ubuntu:
Execute the
apt listcommand to verify the repository connection.Copy# apt list --all-versions | grep centrifyRun the
apt installorapt-get installcommands to install Cloud Suite packages.For example:
Copy# apt install centrifycc
# apt-get install centrifycc-25.1-xxx
Uninstalling the Agent
To uninstall the Cloud Suite Agent for *NIX rpm, you can use either
The
removecommand to delete the Cloud Suite Agent for *NIX packageor
The
purgecommand to also delete any configuration files.
For example:
# apt purge centrifycc=25.1-xxx