Install CodeMRI® on Linux (pre-1.24.60)

 

Installation Instructions

Upgrade Notice

Prior to version 1.24.27, CodeMRI® Platform required a separate installation of Understand. Beginning with CodeMRI® Platform 1.24.27, this requirement has been lifted. You may uninstall Understand by removing the /opt/understand directory.

1. Prepare for Install

  • Create and or navigate to the directory in which CodeMRI® (CMRI) will be installed.

  • Verify there is enough storage to install CMRI and store the codebases to be analyzed.

    • System storage can be revealed by typing df -h into the command line.

  • If there is enough storage in the desired location, proceed to the installation.

2. Download & Install CodeMRI® (CMRI)

2.1 Acquire CodeMRI®(CMRI)

  • Navigate to CodeMRI.com and sign In. If this is a new account, click sign up.  Navigate to your email client and validate the email. This email address will become the username for this account.

  • Navigate to the Downloads page https://codemri.com/installers/ and Download the CodeMRI Platform - Linux ZIP File.

    • The CMRI Platform download link is protected, so you can't copy & paste the link from CodeMRI.com into the CLI.

    • Use a system that can browse CodeMRI.com, navigate to the Downloads page and download the CodeMRI Platform - Linux zip file.

    • Either physically move the zip to your Linux partition or copy it to your Linux partition or virtual machine using the scp command
      scp -r -i ~/path/to/<CMRI Platform zip filename> REMOTE_USERNAME@IP_ADDRESS:~/REMOTE_PATH

Installation will fail if the install path contains any spaces. 

Please be sure to extract the installer into a path whose name contains no spaces. For example, /opt/cmri. If the installation path contains any spaces, the installation may fail or CodeMRI may fail to work properly.

2.2 Unpack CodeMRI®(CMRI)

  • Navigate to the directory containing the CMRI Platform ZIP File & decompress the zip file using the command:
    $ unzip <CMRI Platform zip filename>

If no pre-existing unzip program exists on the system, run apt-get install unzip for Debian based systems or yum install unzip bzip2 libxcb libXext ncurses-compat-libs for Redhat (RHEL)/CentOS based systems.

  • Run setup.sh in the new CMRI Platform folder with using the command:
    $ ./setup.sh

a. At this point the installation process will begin.

  • Read and type accept to accept the license agreement.

    • Upon completion, the following message should be displayed:
      CodeMRI is now installed and configured. Please reload your shell or log out then back in.
      You must log out and log in again to use CMRI.

3. Start CodeMRI®

  • Create and select a project.

    • Start the shell by running cmri shell.

    • Use the project add command to add a new project. CodeMRI will select the project automatically after it is added.

> project add --name ProjectName

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1 projects and 0 systems selected.

  • Create and select a system.

    • Use the system add command as shown below to add a new system. CodeMRI will select the system automatically after it is added:

> system add --name SystemName --version 47.0 --origin "/path/to/code/"
Successfully added new system to selected project(s).

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1 projects and 1 systems selected.

Note that code (system) added can be compressed or uncompressed.

Once you receive the license code from Silverthread support, enter the code as instructed in the reply and re-run job run produce_reports.

Update from previous version

  • Uninstall the existing CMRI Platform.

  • Install the new version, using the installation guide above

  - Skip the process of creating a vault and logging in if there is an existing vault.