New Linux install script handles everything
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New Linux & ARM Installation with Auto Updates
We've introduced a new installation and update method for the ISP Tracker Agent on Linux and ARM based devices.
What's changed?
The installer now securely authenticates using your agent's Key 1 and Key 2, then automatically downloads the correct agent version for your specific platform (x64, ARM64, ARM32).
The new script also auto creates the service that keeps your agent up and running and includes a new auto update feature as well.
There is no longer a need for separate platform-specific installer scripts or update manifests.
Benefits
- Automatic platform detection
- Secure authenticated downloads
- Automatic integrity verification using SHA-256
- Simpler future upgrades
- A single installer command for all supported Linux platforms
Upgrading an existing installation
If you already have an agent installed, simply run the installer again:
curl -fsSL https://downloads.isptracker.com/scripts/install-isptracker-linux.sh | sudo bashIf your agent identity already exists, it will be preserved automatically. The installer will upgrade your existing installation to the latest version available for your device.
First-time installation
If
/etc/agentiddoes not already exist, the installer will prompt you for the Key 1 and Key 2 displayed in the ISP Tracker web application when you create a new agent. These credentials are securely stored locally and used for future updates.Uninstalling
If you ever need to remove the agent:
curl -fsSL https://downloads.isptracker.com/scripts/install-isptracker-linux.sh | sudo bash -s -- uninstallYour
/etc/agentidfile is intentionally left untouched so the agent can be reinstalled later without re-entering your credentials.To upgrade, simply go to your agent dashboard, click on Manage, then Re-install, then follow the directions. The script will take care of everything for you including adding services.
Remember to delete your old files if you were using the /otm method.
Now you'll always be up to date!
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