Before you install PAS for OpenEdge on a Linux machine, make sure that you:
  • Have a supported Linux environment.
  • Have root or sudo access to run the installer script.

To install PAS for OpenEdge on Linux, perform the following steps:

  1. Download the Linux installer (.bin) file to a location on your system and run the following command to start the installation console:
    ./pasoe-3.0.0-linuxx86_64.bin

    The PAS for OpenEdge Installation Console opens.

  2. Press ENTER to continue.
  3. At the User Install Directory prompt, specify the directory where you want to install PAS for OpenEdge and then press ENTER.

    If you want to accept the default installation directory, /usr/Progress/pas, press ENTER without entering a value.

  4. At the Java Location prompt, enter the path to the Java home directory and press ENTER.
    If the JAVA_HOME environment variable is already set, then the installer automatically uses that value. However, you can override it by entering a different Java home path.
    Note: If you miss specifying the JAVA_HOME value on your first attempt, close and rerun the installer.
  5. At the HTTP Port prompt, enter a port number for HTTP connections and press ENTER.

    If you want to use the default port, 8810, press ENTER without entering a value.

  6. At the HTTPS Port prompt, enter a port number for HTTPS connections and press ENTER.

    If you want to use the default port, 8811, press ENTER without entering a value.

  7. At the Shutdown Port prompt, enter a port number for shutdown operations and press ENTER.

    If you want to use the default port, 8812, press ENTER without entering a value.

  8. Review the Pre‑Installation Summary to confirm the selected options, and then press ENTER to continue.
  9. When the Installation Complete message appears, press ENTER to exit the installer.
  10. Navigate to the installation directory and verify that the PAS for OpenEdge directories and files have been created successfully.
Note: Installing PAS for OpenEdge does not update your existing previous generation PAS for OpenEdge instances. Instances created with previous generation PAS for OpenEdge must be migrated so they work with PAS for OpenEdge. For complete steps, see Migrate existing instances between previous generation PAS for OpenEdge and PAS for OpenEdge 3.0.