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HTTP or FTP server ("http://download.exept.de" or "ftp://ftp.exept.de"). |
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Notice:<br>expecco versions before |
Notice:<br>expecco versions before 2.10.1 only supported FTP-access to the patches server. |
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However, a patch is available for 2.10, which adds the HTTP support. After installation of this patch, |
However, a patch is available for 2.10, which adds the HTTP support. After installation of this patch, |
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the default mechanism is http, with ftp as fallback. |
the default mechanism is http, with ftp as fallback. |
Version vom 3. Februar 2017, 09:30 Uhr
Expecco Update Settings[Bearbeiten]
Expecco can be configured to automatically check for updates, enhancements and fixes to be loaded from a public HTTP or FTP server ("http://download.exept.de" or "ftp://ftp.exept.de").
Notice:
expecco versions before 2.10.1 only supported FTP-access to the patches server.
However, a patch is available for 2.10, which adds the HTTP support. After installation of this patch,
the default mechanism is http, with ftp as fallback.
Patches are provided on a per-release base, as a collection of individual hot fix files. Once installed as patch, these are loaded whenever the expecco application is started. Downloaded hot-fix files are stored in the "patches" directory, which is below the expecco installation directory (typically "\programs\expecco" or "/opt/expecco").
In order to protect against malware, patches are cryptographically signed by exept, and expecco will refuse to install any hot-fix, if it does not contain a corresponding signature.
Default Setup[Bearbeiten]
The default setup which is used if the dialog's fields are left empty, accesses exept's public HTTP server ("download.exept.de"). Customers with a special maintenance contract may use a non-public, customer specific account to access additional hot-fixes. You will then be given a secret username/password combination for access to your customer specific hot-fixes.
Company Local Setup[Bearbeiten]
If your infrastructure does not allow/provide access to the public internet (for example, due to security considerations), you may also setup your own company-internal HTTP or FTP service for the test hosts, and manually copy hot-fix files there. For this, change the "Update Host" field to name your company-internal server. Of cource, your server admin has to maintain the patches files there, keep track of new patches as provided by exept and install them on the server.