Repository Management

Repository must be added correctly in order to install Anyware Manager or Anyware Connector from online. See Add Anyware Manager Repository section in the Installing Anyware Manager - Default Configuration topic to manage Anyware Manager repositories and see Adding the Connector Repository to manage Anyware Connector repositories.

Cases that repository is not setup properly and is causing installation fails:

  • Case 1: Multiple cas-manager* or anyware-manager repositories are added:

    If the server has multiple repositories beta or GA repos for cas-manager or anyware-manager, there could be a conflict of repositories. This can cause the installation to fail. To check the existing repository status, run the following command:

    dnf repolist teradici-*-manager*

    For Example: If you have beta or GA cas-manager repositories installed, the installer will display:

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    To solve the issue, make sure you only keep one of the repos that you want to install from. Run the following commands to remove unwanted repositories:

    Run the following commands to remove unwanted repositories:

    • To remove the stable cas-manager repo, run sudo rm -rf /etc/yum.repos.d/teradici-cas-manager command.
    • To remove the beta cas-manager repo, run sudo rm -rf /etc/yum.repos.d/teradici-cas-manager-beta.repo command.
    • To remove all the existing repos, run sudo rm -rf /etc/yum.repos.d/teradici* command.

  • Case 2: An incorrect or no repository is added. If the repository list command above returns no repo or wrong repo name, you must run the add repo command to add correct repo before install.