nicola_ricci02 0 Posted March 27 Posted March 27 Hello, I have a Linux server that does not have an internet connection. I activated EFS using an offline license, and I configured EFS for Linux to use a folder for updating the EFS modules. (The images primary_server.png and secondary_server.png show how I configured the update). To obtain the necessary files for the update, I used the tool MirrorTool. Here is an example of the command line used to retrieve updates with MirrorTool for version EP9: sudo MirrorTool --mirrorType regular --intermediateUpdateDirectory tmp/ --offlineLicenseFilename mirror_tool.lf --outputDirectory updates/ --mirrorFileFormat dat --excludedProducts era6 ep6 ep7 ep8 ep10 ep11 where the license mirror_tool.lf is an offline license with associated username and password. The issue arises when I attempt to update EFS modules using the command: sudo /opt/eset/efs/bin/upd -u I get the error message: Invalid Username and/or Password. What's strange is that this procedure, as I described, has been working for a few months now (i.e., since November). Could you please help me fix this issue and complete the update of the EFS modules?Thanks!
Administrators Marcos 5,468 Posted March 27 Administrators Posted March 27 Unfortunately I have no clue why authorization would fail when updating from a local directory. Please raise a support ticket.
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