Server Installation RPM Package
First install the package dependencies:
sudo yum install userspace-rcu -y
sudo yum install lttng-ust -y
sudo yum install icu -y
sudo yum install -y openssl net-tools krb5-libs libicu zlib procps-ng
Then the package can be installed using the following command:
sudo rpm -i Pathfinder.Server.Installer-X.X.X.rpm
After the installation has finished a wizard for the database configuration will open.

Enter the data of your Pathfinder database and click Next.

Select the license.ldf file (needs to have that name) and click Next.

You can choose between a self-signed localhost generated by the configuration wizard or select a certificate file using the custom option, then click on Finish button to start Pathfinder Server in the background.
In order to change the database configuration later you can access the wizard using: sudo pathfinder-server -c
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The status of the Pathfinder Server Service can be checked using: sudo systemctl status pathfinder-server.service
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To view an ongoing log use: sudo journalctl -fu pathfinder-server.service
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The service can be manually started, stopped and restarted using the corresponding command: sudo systemctl start|stop|restart pathfinder-server.service
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Installation directories
To find the installation folders and file locations for the pathfinder-agent, you can use either one the following commands:
locate pathfinder-server
sudo find / -name pathfinder-server
On a Red Hat system, the files would be in similar directories as on Ubuntu, following the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS). Here are the common locations:
Executable binaries:
/usr/local/bin/
for the main executable files.
Configuration files:
/usr/local/etc/
for configuration files.
Data files:
/usr/share/
for architecture-independent data files, such as documentation or icons.
Variable data files:
/var/lib/
for variable data files used by the application.
Logs:
/var/log/
for log files generated by the application.
Updating the package
In order to update Pathfinder Server please install the new package using: sudo rpm -U pathfinder-server_x.x.x.rpm
Restart the service using: sudo systemctl restart pathfinder-server.service
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Uninstalling the package
In order to uninstall Pathfinder Server please remove the package using: sudo rpm -e pathfinder-server_x.x.x