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If your system can not access the imRAD update server, you must request a update file and save it into your ftp server. | If your system can not access the imRAD update server, you must request a update file and save it into your ftp server. | ||
| − | Note that you should not change the name of a update file. The following is an example that updates via an FTP server. | + | {{note|Note that you should not change the name of a update file. The following is an example that updates via an FTP server.}} |
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LYSH@MyHostName# system update 1.2.3 <nowiki>ftp://username@your.ftp.server/userpassword</nowiki> | LYSH@MyHostName# system update 1.2.3 <nowiki>ftp://username@your.ftp.server/userpassword</nowiki> | ||
Revision as of 14:19, 14 May 2021
If you want to update a system, type the system update command.
LYSH@MyHostName# system update -h usage: system update [-h] [-d] [release key] [url/path] positional arguments: [release key] enter specific release key number [url/path] url or path optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -d, --debug debug
LYSH@MyHostName# system update // searches a new update package from the imRAD update server and updates. LYSH@MyHostName# system update 1.2.3 // immediately update with the package version(i.e. 1.2.3)
If your system can not access the imRAD update server, you must request a update file and save it into your ftp server.
Note that you should not change the name of a update file. The following is an example that updates via an FTP server.
LYSH@MyHostName# system update 1.2.3 ftp://username@your.ftp.server/userpassword
If your FTP server uses another port, try like this.
LYSH@MyHostName# system update 1.2.3 ftp://username@your.ftp.server:222/userpassword