If you are looking to mass-deploy the SuperOps.ai agent on all your managed assets, we've got you covered. Use the scripts below to get the job done.
For Windows
1) On Command Prompt (as administrator)
The syntax would look like this:
set msi_installerURL=<URL of the MSI from the site Site> & cmd /v /c for %f in (!msi_installerURL!) do set msi_installer=%~nxf ^& cmd /v /c curl -o !msi_installer! !msi_installerURL! ^& cmd /v /c msiexec /i !msi_installer! /qn LicenseAccepted=YES
For example, if the agent download URL is:
Then the script to install is:
set msi_installerURL=https://superops-wininstaller-prod.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/agent/00000/FZTO7UMH7RI8_1UYGMRUKPITQ8_windows_x64.msi & cmd /v /c for %f in (!msi_installerURL!) do set msi_installer=%~nxf ^& cmd /v /c curl -o !msi_installer! !msi_installerURL! ^& cmd /v /c msiexec /i !msi_installer! /qn LicenseAccepted=YES
2) On PowerShell
The syntax would look like this:
Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { param ($url) $fileName=Split-Path -Path "$url" -Leaf; [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12; invoke-WebRequest -Uri "$url" -Outfile "$fileName"; Start-Process -Wait -FilePath msiexec -ArgumentList /i,$fileName,/qn,LicenseAccepted=YES,/L*V,installation.log ; } -ArgumentList "<MSI Download URL from site>"
For example, if the agent download URL is:
Then the script to install is:
Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { param ($url) $fileName=Split-Path -Path "$url" -Leaf; [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12; invoke-WebRequest -Uri "$url" -Outfile "$fileName"; Start-Process -Wait -FilePath msiexec -ArgumentList /i,$fileName,/qn,LicenseAccepted=YES,/L*V,installation.log ; } -ArgumentList "https://superops-wininstaller-prod.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/agent/00000/FZTOAGFAWEH7RI8_1UYGMRUKPITQ8_windows_x64.msi"
For Mac
The syntax would look something like this:
url="PKG Download URL for Site>"; silentInstall="true"; LOG_NAME="/Users/Shared/superopsInstallation.log"; echo "Starting Installing" > $LOG_NAME; waitForProcess() { processName=$1; fixedDelay=$2; terminate=$3; echo "$(date) | Waiting for [$processName]"; while pgrep -f "$processName" >/dev/null; do [ "$terminate" = "true" ] && { echo "$(date) | Terminating [$processName]..."; pkill -f "$processName"; return; } ; delay=${fixedDelay:-$((RANDOM % 50 + 10))} ; echo "$(date) | Waiting [$delay] seconds" ; sleep $delay ; done ; echo "$(date) | [$processName] ended"; }; checkForRosetta2() { echo "$(date) | Checking for Rosetta 2"; waitForProcess "/usr/sbin/softwareupdate" ; IFS='.' read -r osvers_major osvers_minor <<< "$(/usr/bin/sw_vers -productVersion)" ; [ "$osvers_major" -ge 11 ] && { [ "$(sysctl -n machdep.cpu.brand_string | grep -o "Intel")" ] && echo "$(date) | Intel processor detected" || { pgrep oahd >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo "$(date) | Rosetta installed" || { /usr/sbin/softwareupdate --install-rosetta --agree-to-license && echo "$(date) | Rosetta installed successfully" || { echo "$(date) | Rosetta installation failed" ; exit 1 ; } ; } ; } ; } || echo "$(date) | macOS version $osvers_major.$osvers_minor. No Rosetta needed" ; }; checkForRosetta2; DIRECTORY="/Users/Shared/SuperopsInstaller"; [ ! -d "$DIRECTORY" ] && mkdir -p "$DIRECTORY" && echo "Directory created at: $DIRECTORY"; configFile="/Users/Shared/SuperopsInstaller/soppinstallconfig.properties"; echo "Silent_Install=$silentInstall" > $configFile; echo "Installing" >> $LOG_NAME; export URL=$url; export baseName="$(basename $URL)"; export downLoadFile="/Users/Shared/$baseName"; curl --url "$URL" --output "$downLoadFile" && cd /Users/Shared && sudo -S installer -dumplog -pkg "$baseName" -target /; t=$?; [ -f "$configFile" ] && rm -f "$configFile"; echo "$t is" >> $LOG_NAME; [ $t -ne 0 ] && { echo "Failed to Install $t" >> $LOG_NAME; exit 1; } || echo "Installation success" >> $LOG_NAME; exit 0
For Linux
The syntax would look something like this:
export URL="<Download URL>" && export baseName="$(basename $URL)" && wget --secure-protocol=TLSv1_2 $URL -O "/tmp/$baseName" && sudo chmod a+x /tmp/$baseName && sudo /tmp/$baseName --quiet yes --AcceptLicense yes --verbose yes 2>&1 | sudo tee /tmp/superopsInstallation.log
The script should run as a root user.
📝 Note: The MSI/PKG URL varies based on the client and the site to which the asset should belong. Make sure to copy the right one from the assets page.
📝 Note: Here are the OS versions that the agent supports:
Windows: Windows 8.1 and newer, Windows 2012 R2 and newer
.Net: 4.7.2 and newer
macOS: 10.15 and above, Rosetta is mandatory