If you installed the PingID integration with SSH from the binary package, you can upgrade to the latest version of the integration by using the standard package manager commands for your distribution.
For RedHat, CentOS, SUSE, and SLES, the binary package provided does not depend on the specific release of the distribution that you are using, so there is no need to change the PingID entry in your repository sources. Just use the standard upgrade commands.
- On RedHat and CentOS:
sudo yum update pingid - On SUSE and SLES:
sudo zypper ref pingidentity sudo zypper install pingid
For Debian and Ubuntu, however, different packages are provided for the different supported releases of the distributions. So before running the commands for upgrading, check that your list of sources includes the correct PingID entry for the release you are using.
| Version of Debian/Ubuntu | PingID entry to use |
|---|---|
| Ubuntu 14.04 | deb https://packages.pingidentity.com/repo trusty trusty |
| Ubuntu 16.04 | deb https://packages.pingidentity.com/repo xenial xenial |
| Ubuntu 18.04 | deb https://packages.pingidentity.com/repo bionic bionic |
| Ubuntu 20.04 | deb https://packages.pingidentity.com/repo focal focal |
| Debian 8 | deb http://packages.pingidentity.com/repo jessie jessie |
| Debian 9 | deb http://packages.pingidentity.com/repo stretch stretch |
| Debian 10 | deb http://packages.pingidentity.com/repo buster buster |
Once you've verified that you have the correct entry in your list of sources, you can run
the standard upgrade commands:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install pingid