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Anon Update (WebUI)

How to Update the Anon Service on the Hardware Relay

Last updated 15 hours ago

The Anon version running on your device can be seen on the Home page under Versions.

Once in a while the Anon packages are being updated and updates don't happen automatically on hardware devices.

Latest "live" version of Anon can be seen on GitHub Releases or in the Anyone repository. https://github.com/anyone-protocol/ator-protocol/releases https://deb.en.anyone.tech/pool/main/a/anon/

Trigger the System to Update Anon

When the relay is turned OFF and ON again it will be triggered to look for and install the latest version of the Anon package.

Go to the Relay Settings page in the control panel to turn OFF the relay function.

  1. Toggle the ON/OFF button to the OFF position.

  2. Click APPLY.

  3. Click SAVE (make sure you do NOT tick the Purge box).

  4. REBOOT the device to apply the change.

Now, repeat the same steps to turn it back ON.

  1. Toggle the ON/OFF button to the ON position.

  2. Click APPLY.

  3. Click SAVE again.

  4. REBOOT the device one more time.

Operators will be able to update the service from a simplified setting in later versions of the Web UI.

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