Upgrading/Updating on Ubuntu

[wazhanudin]

Hi @heldeman,

If you’re using Server Edition.
I think this link would be helpful for your question.

How to upgrade Ubuntu Manager Server Edition

Yes, just follow the instructions as if you are installing Manager Server for the first time. You can skip the first 2 steps from tutorial.

How to update to the latest version

You don’t need to delete the folder with the old edition, you should just unpack new version to the same folder so it overrides files from the old version, then restart the server so new version will be launched on boot.

I’ve seen few user trying to do it automatically by using their writing script.
You can refer from here.

[contribution] Update script for server edition on linux

Here’s the script I have made to update the server edition to the latest edition on my linux server. It needs some work before it’s actually good to distribute as it needs some tweaking to handle any errors that may arise (like download failure), but I thought someone might make use of it. This script assumes the following: Manager is the only process using mono on the server. You save the files in /var/www Manager starts using the user www-data Manager starts at port 8080 (use nginx to proxy…

What I’ve done. I’m using terminal to update.
First check any file named ‘ManagerServer.tar.gz’ found.
If found. Remove it

rm ManagerServer.tar.gz

Download latest version.

wget http://cdn.manager.io/downloads/v15.1.84/ManagerServer.tar.gz

You can check here, for latest version number.
http://www.manager.io/desktop/download/

Uncompressed, downloaded file.

tar -xzf ManagerServer.tar.gz

Reboot your server.

reboot

Rerun Manager if you didn’t use rc.local script.

Or you can follow this guide, from @lubos .

How to upgrade Ubuntu Manager Server Edition

Yes, just follow the instructions as if you are installing Manager Server for the first time. You can skip the first 2 steps from tutorial.