Automatic Update Using osmt-agent
The osmt-agent service periodically checks whether there are available RPM package updates and updates them automatically. You can configure how often to check updates and when to perform the update.
- Run the following command to ensure that the value of auto_upgrade in the osmt.conf file is True:
osmt config -k auto_upgrade -v True
- Run systemctl status osmt-agent.service to check whether the osmt-agent service is started.
- If the Active value is active (running), osmt-agent is started.
- Otherwise, run systemctl start osmt-agent.service to start osmt-agent.
- Run the desired command to configure when or how often to perform the updates:
- To configure a time window for automatic updates:
osmt config -k auto_upgrade_window -v "auto_upgrade_window"
auto_upgrade_window: defines the start time and end time of automatic updates using the osmt-agent service. The value is in the format of "HH:MM-HH:MM".
If the end time is smaller than the start time, the update period covers two dates. For example, 22:00-05:00 indicates an update period from 22:00 on the current day to 05:00 on the next day.
For example, run the following command to configure a time window starting from 23:00 on the current day to 01:00 on the next day:
osmt config -k auto_upgrade_window -v "23:00-01:00"
- To configure the interval between two automatic updates:
osmt config -k auto_upgrade_interval -v auto_upgrade_interval
auto_upgrade_interval: defines the minimum interval between two automatic updates, in days.
For example, run the following command to configure automatic updates every other day:
osmt config -k auto_upgrade_interval -v 1
- To configure a time window for automatic updates:
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