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InterWorx updates via the standard CentOS/RHEL yum utility which makes updating from both interface and command line very simple. You can update both the InterWorx product itself and also the operating system.
Enable/Disable Automatic Updates
The following procedure explains how to enable and disable automatic OS updates for the InterWorx-CP server.
Procedure - Enable Automatic OS Updates
- Click the Server menu item if it is not already open.
- Click the Software Updates menu item.
- Locate the Automatic Update Options section.
- Select Enable from the drop-down list labeled OS Updates.
- Click the Update button.
Procedure - Disable Automatic OS Updates
- Click the Server menu item if it is not already open.
- Click the Software Updates menu item.
- Locate the Automatic Update Options section.
- Select Disable from the drop-down list labeled OS Updates.
- Click the Update button.
Note: The automatic OS updates are run by a daily cron job that performs a yum update.
Refresh the List of Available Updates
- Click the Server menu item if it is not already open.
- Click the Software Updates menu item.
- Locate the Update Management section.
- Click the Refresh button.
- You will see the following message at the top of the screen: List updated successfully.
Install Unapplied Updates
- Click the Server menu item if it is not already open.
- Click the Software Updates menu item.
- Locate the Update Management section.
- Click the Install button.
- The updates will be applied.
View Previous Updates
- Click the Server menu item if it is not already open.
- Click the Software Updates menu item.
- Locate the Update Management section.
- Select the date of the update you wish to view in the Installed Updates drop-down list.
- You will see list of updates installed and information on that date in the table below.
Updating via Command-Line
Access the system shell as root and run:
[root@test-box ~]# yum update