With systemd there's one simple command, which is explained in this post: I'll leave this here for the Windows people anyway and I'll go and find my Linux notes from before I used Zabbix and how I did this.Įdit 2: I don't have any notes since that system thankfully didn't have systemd but still used init scripts.
Plex_running=`ps ax | grep “\.Edit: Oops didn't notice it was Linux. Test -f “/usr/lib/plexmediaserver/start.sh” || exit 0
# END INIT INFO# Read configuration variable file if it is present # Author: Cedric Quillevere / Rewamped Christian Svedin / Version: 1.2 # Many thanks to the great PlexApp team for their wonderfull job ! # Description: Plex Media Server for Linux,
# Required-Start: $remote_fs $syslog $networking To change the password, after you login you can do this For the first time your login detail will be User Name: Just go to other computer at home and type that ip in your chosen browser (I prefer chrome but its up to you). Just boot in to live OS and use Partition Editor (its a Gparted application) to shrink to the size partition to size that you want to give to os ( I would prefer 20GB so that you can play around with os later). (maybe I will explain this in detail near future?)Īfter installation of OS you will get a ip for you server (it will show your ip on your monitor). For installing OS in hardrive – follow in screen setup and install everything then you need a live OS to shrink partition. It will give you option later on to install in it.Ģ. For installing OS in pendrive, insert your pendrive then run the installation. I am not going to explain how to install the OS in detail.ġ. I prefer second option and its much safer than pendrive as anyone can unplug pendrive and whole system will stop working. There is work around for this problem either you can (1) install OS in fast pendrive or (2) you can shrink you partition after you install the OS. Similarly, you cannot customise the space that you would like to give to OS unlike other operating system.( So Be Carefully before you install this OS make a backup!) I think the only problem with installation is that it takes whole hard drive (HD) for OS installation which mean you cannot use that HD for file storage purpose. It has straight forward installation method.
Openmediavault is very lite weight operating system ( download here). Image 1.1 – OpenMediaVault (OVM) Web Interface
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