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There is a script provided to give you the basics of starting and stopping CrushFTP. It might be overkill for your situation, but you are welcome to use it and modify it for your needs. The script is "[crushftp_init.sh|crushftp_init.sh]". You must edit the script the first time you use it to set the correct path in it. Additionally, make a copy of the script file as CrushFTP updates will overwrite it.
There is a script provided to give you the basics of starting and stopping CrushFTP. It might be overkill for your situation, but you are welcome to use it and modify it for your needs. The script is "[crushftp_init.sh|crushftp_init.sh]". Its included with your download of CrushFTP already. You must edit the script the first time you use it to set the correct path in it. Additionally, make a copy of the script file as CrushFTP updates will overwrite it.
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__Alternate Start CrushFTP Method__
The key here is making sure you are in the CrushFTP directory (so its the working directory), and using the "-d" option to start in daemon mode. If you are not in the right directory when you start CrushFTP, it will start generating a new prefs.xml file and users folder from the new location where you started it.
{{{
sudo java -Dcrushftp.version=5 -jar CrushFTP.jar -d
}}}
You may also want to start it so it stays running even when you logout.
{{{
sudo nohup java -Dcrushftp.version=5 -jar CrushFTP.jar -d&
}}}
The "-?" option will list various command line options you can use:
{{{
java -jar CrushFTP.jar -?
}}}
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__Alternate Stop CrushFTP Method__
__Alternate Start /Stop CrushFTP Methods__
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The key here is making sure you are in the CrushFTP directory (so its the working directory), and using the "-d" option to start in daemon mode. If you are not in the right directory when you start CrushFTP, it will start generating a new prefs.xml file and users folder from the new location where you started it.
{{{
sudo java -Dcrushftp.version=5 -jar CrushFTP.jar -d
}}}
You may also want to start it so it stays running even when you logout.
{{{
sudo nohup java -Dcrushftp.version=5 -jar CrushFTP.jar -d&
}}}
The "-?" option will list various command line options you can use:
{{{
java -jar CrushFTP.jar -?
}}}
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