support

Articles in this section

How do I update Evoko Home?

Last updated

We recommend keeping Evoko Home up-to-date with the latest version along with the latest Evoko Liso firmware.
Please find instructions below on how to update Evoko Home on your server to the latest version.

Note! Please read the release notes for newer versions of Evoko Home than what is currently running on your server, as there might be special instructions for upgrading from specific versions to the current one.

Update Evoko Home on Windows

Important!
  • To update Evoko Home 2.x to a newer version, please download the new version, unzip the archive and run setup.exe as an administrator.
Important! If you did not use the default credentials for MongoDB when originally installing Evoko Home, make sure you have a backup of your credentials before proceeding. Without the correct MongoDB credentials your Evoko Liso system will need to be reset.
  1. Download the latest version of Evoko Home for Windows here.Untitled_2.png

Update Evoko Home on Linux

Note! These instructions are for both Evoko Home 1.x and 2.x even though the Evoko Home 2.x install process might differ very slightly from the steps below.
  1. Download the latest version of Evoko Home for Linux here and put the installation package on the server.
    mceclip0.png
    You can also download the latest Evoko Home version directly to the server by entering wget https://download-liso.evoko.se/latesthome.tar.gz.
  2. Extract the downloaded installation package with sudo tar -xzf installation_v*.tar.gz or sudo tar -xzf latesthome.tar.gz depending on how you downloaded it.
  3. Change directory to the to the newly extracted directory cd vx.yz.
  4. Run the installation script sudo bash install.sh
    102.png
  5. Accept to remove nodejs by typing y followed by Enter.
    103.png
  6. To continue and install, select Yes by typing 1 followed by Enter.
    104.png
  7. Select Yes by typing 1 followed by Enter to update using your existing configuration/database.
    105.png
  8. Set the maximum amount of memory Evoko Home can use by typing the amount e.g. 2048 and followed by pressing Enter.
    106.png
  9. Done!
    107.png
  10. Make sure that MongoDB is running by entering service mongod status, the output should say "active (running)".
    108.png
    If MongoDB is not already running please enter service mongod start and then check the status again.
  11. Next make sure that Evoko Home is running by entering sudo supervisorctl, the output should say "RUNNING". 
    109.png
    Please run start evoko_home in the supervisor if Evoko Home is not already running or starting.
  12. Finally make sure that you can access the Evoko Home web interface as usual via a web browser.