The following topic provides information about the task that you must perform after you upgrade to the July 2023 release.
Process Server restart
As part of this release, updates were made to the Process Server service on the Secure Agent. After you upgrade to this release, the Process Server will restart automatically.
This will cause downtime and no processes will be triggered including scheduled processes until the Process Server is up and running.
For information about the upgrade process for major and minor releases, see the following Knowledge Base article:
When you upgrade the Process Server with the latest package, the mutual authentication changes made to the previous version of the server.xml.mustache file are lost. Moreover, a downtime is needed for the new upgrade.
Instead of manually updating the server.xml.mustache file every time you restart the Process Server with the latest package, you can enable mutual authentication for the Process Server from Administrator.
To enable mutual authentication from Administrator, perform the following steps:
1In Administrator, select Runtime Environments.
2On the Runtime Environments page, click the name of the Secure Agent.
You might have to expand the Secure Agent group to see the list of Secure Agents within the group.
3Click the Details tab.
4In the upper right corner, click Edit.
5Scroll down to the Custom Configuration Details area.
6If there are custom properties already configured, click the Add icon to add a new property row.
7Select the service as Process Server.
8Select the configuration property type as connectors.
9Enter the property name as https-clientAuth and the value as true as shown in the following image:
10Click Save.
The status of the Process Server service shows up as Restart Required.
11Restart the Process Server for the change to take effect.
For information about manually updating the server.xml.mustache file to enable mutual authentication for Process Server, see the following community article:
