Leaving the LinuxPackageVersion empty to use the default N-1 value causes the install script to download the wrong installer:
Output:
No version specified, grabbing the n-1 version that matches the base filter. Filter: os:'*Ubuntu*'+os_version:'*22*'+os_version:!'*arm64*'+platform:'linux'
Getting installer ...
Running install command (installing /tmp/falcon-sensor_7.05.0-16004_s390x.deb) sensor version: 7.05.16004...
When 7.05.0.16004 is used in the LinuxPackageVersion field the correct installer is used:
Version specified, grabbing the exact version: 7.05.16004. Filter: os:'*Ubuntu*'+os_version:'*22*'+os_version:!'*arm64*'+platform:'linux'+version:'7.05.16004'
Getting installer ...
Running install command (installing /tmp/falcon-sensor_7.05.0-16004_amd64.deb) sensor version: 7.05.16004...
@JerelMansfield thanks for reporting this issue. The latest release of the official-distributor package v1.3.1 fixed this issue. You shouldn't have to do anything to get the new version.
Wondering if this is expected behavior.
On an AWS Instance:
Leaving the LinuxPackageVersion empty to use the default N-1 value causes the install script to download the wrong installer:
Output:
When 7.05.0.16004 is used in the LinuxPackageVersion field the correct installer is used: