Extract New Build

  1. Copy the package for the Security Provider to the /opt/rockwell directory, so that it is available to the fta-security user:
    $ sudo cp FTASecurity.<Version>.zip /opt/rockwell
  2. Upgrading requires that the Security Provider service is down. Use the following command to stop the service:
    $ sudo /bin/systemctl stop fta-security.service
  3. Next, move the Security Provider install directory to another location:
    $ sudo mv /opt/rockwell/fta-security /opt/rockwell/fta-security.old
    NOTE:
    Delete the existing fta-security.old folder, if available.
  4. Create a new root directory for Security Provider:
    $ sudo mkdir -p /opt/rockwell/fta-security
    $ sudo chmod 0750 /opt/rockwell/fta-security
    $ sudo chown fta-security:fta-security /opt/rockwell/fta-security
  5. Now that things have been setup to run the Security Provider as a service user need to install the application. Do this by switching to the fta-security user:
    $ sudo su - fta-security
  6. Now that users are switched the current working directory should be /opt/rockwell/fta-security. A copy of the package file should be in the directory above the current working directory.
  7. Unzip the file and move the contents to the current directory. Also clean up a couple of things with file permissions:
    unzip ../FTASecurity.<Version>.zip
    mv FTASecurity/* .
    rm -rf FTASecurity
    chmod -R +x `find . -type f -printf "%p\n" | grep \.sh$`
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