You can use the "Script" feature of OctoNet to trigger an update to a client. To do that,
just copy the content of the `octonet_script.sh` file into a new script and proceed as you would do normally.
You can use the "Script" feature of OctoNet to trigger an update to a client.
`gitlab.fuss.bz.it` is whitelisted from the proxy in Debian 10 but make sure it is also in your setup. You can simply
launch `wget -O - https://gitlab.fuss.bz.it/fuss-team/fuss-nine-to-ten/-/raw/main/run_upgrade.sh` on a client
and check the output to confirm it's working.
To use it you need to create some links to file installed in `/srv/clonezilla/fuss-nine-to-ten/` under `/var/www/fuss-data-conf/` so they can downloaded by the fuss-server.
Then you need to copy the content of the `octonet_script.sh` file into a new script in octonet (under http://localhost:13402/script/create), add an execution and program it as you would do normally.
Take into account that `octonet-client` will look for script to excute at boot and every 5 minutes, so the execution is not immediate.