Xygeni CLI Installation
Xygeni CLI can be used either installing it or by using Xygeni CLI Docker Image.
This page specifies how to install CLI. Please visit Xygeni CLI Docker Image if you prefer to use the CLI docker image.
CLI Installation
Please see Xygeni CLI Prerequisites before to install.
An installation script is provided for automated installation.
For manual installation, the scanner could be downloaded from https://get.xygeni.io/latest/scanner/xygeni-release.zip
, or using the https://apidev.xygeni.io/scan/releases
GET API endpoint, unzipped, and configured by setting credentials and proxy, if any.
The recommended, automated way to install the scanner is to use the installation script.
The Xygeni installation script
is provided by Xygeni
as a way to speed up your xygeni experience by setting your scanning environment as fast as possible.
Download the script
Run the one of the following which better matches your preferences:
Verify the integrity of the script
Xygeni publishes a SHA-256 checksum of published components in the xygeni/xygeni GitHub repository, so you may verify the integrity of a downloaded artifact.
This GitHub repository website is hosted in a completely different platform from the download site. Hackers need to compromise two different sites to keep tampered components, like the scanner or the installation script, undetected by the checksum verification.
To ensure that the downloaded installation script checksum matches the checksum published in Xygeni repository, meaning that probably it was not tampered with:
If under macOS, as sha256sum
is probably not installed in your host, you may:
read this to install it,
or use
shasum -a 256
instead orsha256sum
if theshasum
command is installed,
or use
openssl
to compute the SHA-256 checksum of the installation script and compare it with the published checksum.
Fetch your Xygeni account credentials or API token
Active Xygeni account credentials are mandatory to run the script, so make sure you’ve signed up first! Visit Create a Free Trial account or Log in to Xygeni
Run the installation script
In what follows, XYGENI_TOKEN
names an environment variable holding the Xygeni API token that will be registered in the scanner configuration file for authentication with the service.
To get the options available, run ./install.sh --help
or PS .\install.ps1 --help
.
Examples
Default install with Basic Auth: To perform the installation into $HOME/xygeni_scanner by using Basic Authentication credentials and verbose mode:
Default install with Token Auth: To perform the installation into $HOME/xygeni_scanner by using Token Authentication credentials and quiet mode:
Install to custom directory replacing previous installation: To perform the installation into a custom directory, replacing previous installation, if any:
What’s next?
Congratulations, at this point you should have your installation successfully completed.
Now, let’s run your first scan
. Move to your installation directory and execute the command:
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