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Create init.d scripts
There are two init.d scripts for Ubuntu Linux which make starting and stopping Rhino and REM easier (linked below):
Note: These are illustrative and useful for Proof of concept rather than production environments.
To set these up:
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Copy the script to the host server’s sudo cp rhino /etc/init.d |
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Make the script executable: |
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Refresh, with the sudo update-rc.d rhino defaults 99 |
Restart Rhino
Finally, restart Rhino by executing the following commands in a terminal, from the Rhino install directory.
./stop-rhino.sh --nice ./start-rhino.sh
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If you chose to set up the Rhino init.d script, you can use these commands to stop and start it.
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