How to install a patch in RSA Via LifeCycle and Governance with JBoss/Wildfly application server
Originally Published: 2016-05-24
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Version/Condition: 6.8.1, 6.9.1, 7.0
Platform: JBoss
Issue
Tasks
1. You will need to download the patch from RSA SecurCare Online website. Please follow the instructions from 000030147 to download the patch.
2. You will need application such as WinSCP that can transfer the file to the server where RSA Via LifeCycle & Governance is running.
Resolution
- Download the patch.
- Transfer the patch to /home/oracle directory in the server where application is hosted.
- Uncompress and untar the patch
- cd /home/oracle
- tar zvxf Aveksa_<VersionNumber>_P<PatchNumber>.tar.gz [Note: 6.9.1 Patch 13 file will look like Aveksa_6.9.1_P13.tar.gz. However, make sure that you are using the file name that you have.]
- A directory with Aveksa_<VersionNumber>_P<PatchNumber> will be created.
- Run the patch.sh installation script in the directory created above.
- cd /home/oracle/Aveksa_<VersionNumber>_P<PatchNumber>
- sh patch.sh
- Once the patch installation completes, restart the application server.
- acm restart
Notes
Important: Do not attempt to install a previous version of a patch over a later version of a patch.
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