Upgrading the RemoteApp Program
If RemoteApp needs to be upgraded, perform operations in this section.
For Linux and Windows OSs, uninstall the version in use before the upgrade.
Prerequisites
- You have obtained the account and its password of the server administrator.
- The /var/lib directory has enough space to install the package on Linux servers.
Upgrading RemoteApp for a Windows Application Server
- Log in to the Windows application publishing server, choose
, and uninstall the earlier version RemoteApp.
Log in to the bastion host instance and choose
to view the Windows application server address. - After the uninstallation, upload and decompress the new version RemoteApp installation package.
- Double-click setup.exe in the decompressed package to start the installation and complete the installation.
Linux Application Server app_publisher
- Log in to the Linux application publishing server, upload the app_publish installation package of the new version, and decompress it.
tar -zxvf app_publisher_V1.xxxxxxxxxx.tar.gz
On the bastion host web page, choose
to view the Linux application server address. - Run the following commands to uninstall the Docker image of the earlier version:
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docker rmi $(docker images -q)
If the message "Error response from daemon: conflict: unable to delete 4852fb6f5512 (cannot be forced) - image is being used by running container xxxx" is displayed when you uninstall an image:
Run the following commands in sequence to delete container sessions and uninstall the image again:
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docker rm -f $(docker ps -aq) docker rmi $(docker images -q)
- After the uninstallation is complete, run the following commands to install the installation package and image in the app_publish directory of the new version:
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cd app_publisher_V1.xxxxxxx ./install.sh
After the installation is complete, if the current bastion host version is 3.3.38.0 or earlier and the app_publisher version is V1.2.0 or earlier, update app_publish to a version later than 1.2.0. Then run the following commands in sequence to manually update the Docker certificate time:
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docker swarm update --cert-expiry 867240h0m0s docker swarm ca --rotate
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