FileCloud CLI

FileCloud Command Line Usage

The filecloudcp tool helps you find the current version running in the server, check for updates, and upgrade your FileCloud instance from command line.

Options supported if the server has internet connection

usage: filecloudcp

-v | --version : Show the current version of FileCloud installed
-c | --check-upgrade : Check for FileCloud upgrades
-u | --run-upgrade : Upgrade FileCloud
-r | --reset-password : Reset FileCloud admin password
-s | --install-solr : Install FileCloud Solr service
-p | --install-preview : Installs Filecloud preview service
-l | --libreoffice-check : Check for Libreoffice version upgrades
-t | --install-tesseract : Install Filecloud Tesseract service

For example:

To check for the version running on the server, enter:
#filecloudcp -v

To check for new upgrades, enter:

#filecloudcp -c

Options supported if the server does not have internet connection

-v | --version : Show the current version of FileCloud installed
-r | --reset-password : Reset FileCloud admin password 
-iofc |--install-fc-offline : Install fresh Filecloud installation in offline mode
-uofc |--upgrade-fc-offline : Upgrade the existing filecloud installation in offline mode
-om44 |--install-mongodb44-offline : Upgrade/install MongoDB 4.4 in offline mode
-om42 |--install-mongodb44-offline : Upgrade/install MongoDB 4.2 in offline mode (applicable only when upgrading from older versions of Filecloud)
-om40 |--install-mongodb44-offline : Upgrade/install MongoDB 4.0 in Offline mode (applicable only when upgrading from older versions of Filecloud)
-lio |--install-libreoffice-offline : Install LibreOffice in offline mode
-luo |--upgrade-libreoffice-offline : Upgrade existing LibreOffice in offline mode

Note: We will be adding more support for offline installation/upgrade of Solr and Tesseracts in upcoming releases.