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How to upgrade PaperCut Primary Server


# Stop the PaperCut server
sudo systemctl stop pc-app-server.service

# Login as user 'papercut'
sudo su - papercut

# Make sure you are in /home/papercut/
cd

# Download the setup binary (remove previous downloaded binary first)
wget url-to/pcmf-setup-linux-x64-xxx.sh

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Step 0: Checks

Make sure you have at least 30GB of free disk space. Check with the df command:


df -H


Step 1: Update 20.04


# update package list
sudo apt update

# update installed packages
sudo apt upgrade

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We want to assist you in the most secure way.

Security first

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