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# Running the pYSFReflector as a Service
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Most of us will run the pYSFReflector as a service to be started automatically at system startup.
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A common way to realize this is using startup-scripts. Almost all modern Linux-systems support
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systemd-startup-system.
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The script you find here in this directory is such a systemd-startup-script.
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Simply copy it (as root) into /etc/systemd/system and use the following commands to make it running:
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`sudo systemctl enable YSFReflector.service`
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and for starting it initially:
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`sudo systemctl start YSFReflector.service`
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But before you start the reflector with this command keep sure to have following steps done:
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a) Add a group named mmdvm to your system-groups with: `sudo groupadd mmdvm`
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b) After this add the system-user mmdvm to your users with: `sudo useradd mmdvm -g mmdvm -s /sbin/nologin`
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c) make the logdir configured in your YSFReflector.ini owned by mmdvm for example like this:
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`sudo chown -R mmdvm:mmdvm /var/log/YSFReflector`
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Now all is prepared for starting the reflector automatically.
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To control the reflector's functions you could use following commands:
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`sudo systemctl start YSFReflector.service` starts the reflector if not running
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`sudo systemctl stop YSFReflector.service` stops the reflector
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`sudo systemctl restart YSFReflector.service` restarts a running reflector (for example after changeing YSFReflector.ini)
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`sudo systemctl status YSFReflector.service` shows actual running state of reflector
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