Updating the Besu client binary on Linux
If you've read the previous article on how to add the Besu Binary to your PATH, then updating the client is very easy.
-
Download the new version of the Besu binary you want to install from a trusted website (ie. the PegaSys website).
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Remove contents in
home/user/bin/besu
folder.
rm -rdf ~/bin/besu/*
mv besu-1.4.0-beta3 ~/bin/besu
Note: Make sure to read the notes on step 4. Renaming the
besu-1.4.0-beta3
folder tobesu
in order to make updates even easier. If it was renamed, there is no need to modify the PATH variable.
- Extract and replace the contents inside the
home/user/bin/besu
folder with the new version.
cd ~/Downloads
tar xf <binary-filename>.tar.gz ~/bin/besu
Restart your terminal and that's it. You should now be able to run the new version of Besu in the terminal.
Get more information on Besu here:
Docs
Code
Binaries
Wiki
Jira
Web
- Kauri original title: Updating the Besu client binary on Linux
- Kauri original link: https://kauri.io/updating-the-besu-client-binary-on-linux/b8900d3bcd5347a5bd88999b366561bc/a
- Kauri original author: Felipe Faraggi (@felipefaraggi)
- Kauri original Publication date: 2020-02-25
- Kauri original tags: linux, besu
- Kauri original hash: QmX9BgaG2xrGKz9NoK3cLSSfCdG6qb59N3NbaEr4xhjM33
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