To programmatically download specific versions of an agent, you can use a customizable curl command to request them from a Cmd-maintained endpoint. This page explains how to use the download endpoint to get a given agent version, then shows the endpoint's full API specification.
The generic curl command
You can configure this curl example to download a specific agent version:
curl -L -H "project-key: <PROJECT_KEY>" "https://<SUB>.c-app.cmd.com/download/<AGENT_TYPE>?architecture=amd64&format=<FORMAT>&version=<VERSION>" > <TARGET_FILE>How to configure the command
Select whether to download the Cmd Audit or Cmd Control agent:
Replace
<AGENT_TYPE>withccfto download the Cmd Control agent, or replace it withcmdto download the Cmd Audit agent instead (e.g.:.../download/ccf...versus.../download/cmd...).
Set the version and format:
Replace
<FORMAT>with eitherdeb,rpm, ortgz. Note: Tarball (.tgz) installation is only supported by the Cmd Audit agent.Replace
<VERSION>with the version number of the agent you wish to download. Use a supported version number, or leave it blank for the latest version. (To see a full list of supported versions, go to 'Agent settings' and turn automatic updates off.)
Configure the agent for your project:
Replace
<PROJECT_KEY>with your Cmd project key.Replace
<SUB>with your Cmd instance's subdomain. For example if your Cmd web app is atsub1.app.cmd.com, replace it with "sub1". If it's atsub2.app.cmd.com, replace it with "sub2".
For example:https://sub1.c-app.cmd.com/download/.Replace
<TARGET_FILE>with<AGENT_TYPE>.<FORMAT>, e.g.cmd.deb.
API specification
Path: /download/<product>
Available products: [cmd, ccf]
Supported method: GET
Response codes:
200 - success401 - no auth header provided403 - bad auth header provided404 - package not found500 - internal server error
Request headers:
project-key
URL query parameters:
