Updating scripted download URLs and Linux repo configurations

As work continues to integrate Teradici's systems into HP, we are migrating away from the teradici.com subdomains used by a number of systems, and onto new HP subdomains. As part of this work, our download CDN  has moved to dl.anyware.hp.com.

This change will have no impact for new installations or individual downloads; however, users who have previously configured Linux repositories, or written scripts that automate package downloads, must manually update their configurations to use the new domains. 

The dl.teradici.com subdomain will stop working on October 1, 2024. Although existing configurations will continue to work until that date, we encourage users to update to the new domains as soon as possible. After October 1, 2024, any scripts or package managers that call dl.teradici.com will fail.

Updating scripts

If you have written (or maintain) scripts that programatically call dl.teradici.com—for example, using scripted curl commands—those must be updated. Globally replace dl.teradici.com with dl.anyware.hp.com in your scripts. No other change is required.

Updating Linux Configurations

The following commands will globally correct references for all Teradici/HP Anyware repos on your system. You can also use the alternate instructions below to individually change specific repos, if you prefer.

Ubuntu (20.04+)

1. Open a terminal window.

2. Enter the following command:

   sudo sed -i 's|https:\/\/dl\.teradici|https:\/\/dl.anyware\.hp|g' /etc/apt/sources.list.d/teradici-*.list

Alternatively, navigate to /etc/apt/sources.list.d in a terminal window; then, identify any .list files prefixed with the name "teradici" (for example, "teradici-pcoip-agent.list"), and use a text editor to manually change any instances of dl.teradici.com to dl.anyware.hp.com . Save and quit the text editor.

RHEL/Rocky (8+)

1. Open a terminal window.

2. Enter the following command:

   sudo sed -i 's|https:\/\/dl\.teradici|https:\/\/dl.anyware\.hp|g' /etc/yum.repos.d/teradici-*.repo

Alternatively, navigate to /etc/yum.repos.d in a terminal window; then, identify any .repo files prefixed with the name "teradici" (for example, "teradici-pcoip-agent.repo"), and use a text editor to manually change any instances of dl.teradici.com to l.anyware.hp.com . Save and quit the text editor.