Installing TPAexec v4

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The TPAexec install package in available from the EDB customer portal. You must have a subscription to access the repository and the TPAexec install package.

Prerequisites

Access

Setting up the repository requires root user permissions. If you do not have direct root access, log in as superuser.

# To log in as a superuser:
sudo su -

If you are behind an HTTPS proxy, see How to install RPM/APT repositories through a HTTPS proxy.

Token

You need your token to complete the install process. It is available from the EnterpriseDB customer portal. From the left navigation pane, select Company info > Company. The account information for your company displays. Copy your token.

Installing TPAexec

The examples in this section assume you are using TPAexec v22.14 and installing Postgres 14.

  1. Install the EnterpriseDB repository for TPAexec.

    • To configure the yum repository (for RedHat derivatives): Replace token with your company token.

      Syntax:

      curl https://techsupport.enterprisedb.com/api/repository/<token>/products/tpa/release/14/rpm | bash

      Example:

      curl https://techsupport.enterprisedb.com/api/repository/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/products/tpa/release/14/rpm | bash

    • To configure the apt repository (for Debian and Ubuntu): Replace token with your company token.

      Syntax:

      curl https://techsupport.enterprisedb.com/api/repository/<token>/products/tpa/release/deb | bash

      Example:

      curl https://techsupport.enterprisedb.com/api/repository/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/products/tpa/release/deb | bash

  2. Install TPAexec:

    • On RedHat

      yum install tpaexec

    • On Debian/Ubuntu

      apt-get install tpaexec

  3. Install additional dependencies:

    /opt/EDB/TPA/bin/tpaexec setup

  4. Verify the installation:

    /opt/EDB/TPA/bin/tpaexec selftest
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