Howtos - Run D-LAN as a deamon » History » Version 4
Greg Burri, 12/16/2012 02:09 PM
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| 4 | h2. Linux |
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| 6 | 2 | Greg Burri | The current version (1.1) doesn't have a @init.d@ script. Despite this, it is easy to launch a detached instance of D-LAN without using tools like _screen_. |
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| 8 | After installing D-LAN you can use this command to register it as a service: |
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| 11 | sudo d-lan-core -i [account] [password] |
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| 14 | 4 | Greg Burri | Where _account_ and _password_ are optional parameters. |
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| 16 | Then you can run d-lan by just typing: |
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| 19 | d-lan-core |
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| 23 | You can stop it with @d-lan-core -t@ and know its status with @d-lan-core -v@. |
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| 25 | 3 | Greg Burri | To remotely control the core with D-LAN.GUI you have to define a password with the following command. The core must be stopped. |
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| 28 | d-lan-core --pass <a password> |
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| 29 | </pre> |
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| 32 | h2. Windows |
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| 34 | After D-LAN installation is complete, go to @Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services@. Open the properties of D-LAN Core and set the _Startup type_ from _Manual to Automatic_. |