# Adding Packages

When using the Auto Docker Install method, packages can be added by directly modifying the generated Docker Compose file. For example, adding SSO or LDAP support.

To modify your Keeper Connection Manager environment, you'll need to edit the `docker-compose.yml` file located here:

**`/etc/kcm-setup/docker-compose.yml`**

**Applying Configuration Changes**

The kcm-setup.run script has an `apply` feature which allows you to apply configuration changes without updating the containers. From the Linux command line, update to the latest installer script using the curl command.

```
curl -O https://keepersecurity.com/kcm/kcm-setup.run
```

Apply the changes

```
sudo ./kcm-setup.run apply
```

**Update and Restart the Containers**

To update the environment, use the `kcm-setup.run upgrade` command to update the containers and start with the latest configuration:

```
sudo ./kcm-setup.run stop
sudo ./kcm-setup.run upgrade
```

or.....

```
sudo su
cd /etc/kcm-setup/
docker-compose -p kcm up -d
```

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