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runServer.sh - Fails when run outside of commandstar dir #11
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I think we need to create an installer, put all file in a directory (like "/opt/commandstar") and create an symlink or another .sh file in "init.d" |
I'm working on, come see when you have time https://github.com/malobre/commandstar/ , i will do a pull request when it work good :D |
Id be a little careful - it's really hard to support all the Linux OSes out there not to mention that windows support is pretty important right now. For OS-specific service running, wiki pages and links from the README are the best bet not lots of code in the main repo |
Hmm, i will make search for the best compatibility with a maximum of OS . |
So, I think it's important to make the install system compatible with window$ and major linux distributions (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, ?) and OSX . Fort windows and linux it must be not very easy but not very hard too. For OSX ... I dont know x) |
For* (sorry for spelling mistakes, i'm writing on a Android phone with french self-correction activated :/ ) |
runServer.sh assumes you are running it in the commandstar dir making it a bit difficult to run from init scripts.
Update the script so that it can be run from anywhere properly.
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