Updating SpaceBuilder
To update SpaceBuilder installed on Linux, replace the installer file with the new version. Settings and data are stored in a different location from the installer file, so they are kept when you replace the file.
Before you begin
- Perform these steps in a terminal on the computer where the server is installed.
- Access is interrupted during the update, so perform it at a time when few users are connected.
- The examples assume that you placed the installer file in your home folder (
~/setfn-spacebuilder) and set up auto-start by following Installing on Linux.
Updating
- Download the new version of the Linux installer file from the download page.
- Stop SpaceBuilder.
sudo systemctl stop setfn-spacebuilder - Replace the existing installer file with the new file and grant execute permission. If the downloaded file is in a different location, enter that path instead.
mv ~/Downloads/setfn-spacebuilder ~/setfn-spacebuilder chmod +x ~/setfn-spacebuilder - Start SpaceBuilder again.
sudo systemctl start setfn-spacebuilder - Check the version.
~/setfn-spacebuilder version
Good to Know
- SpaceBuilder does not update automatically. Replace the installer with a new version by following the steps above.
- We recommend keeping the installer file from before the replacement under a different name so that you can roll back if a problem occurs.
- If SpaceBuilder does not start, check the recent logs with
journalctl -u setfn-spacebuilder -n 100 --no-pager.