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!Start a Single Tunnel |
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!Start a Tunnel in Code |
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Here is another example for installing the tunnel as a service on Windows. First, make sure you have CrushFTP installed as a service on windows. You need this as we need the "service" folder that this creates. Copy this service folder somewhere else and call it "CrushTunnel". For my example, I put this in my program files folder. |
!Install as a Service on Windows for an Always on Tunnel |
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Now edit the wrapper.conf file to make it have these contents, with adjustments to the bottom part which applies to your server. |
Run CrushTunnel.jar in command line client mode.\\ |
{{{ |
java -jar CrushTunnel.jar |
}}} |
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Now issue the service tunnel command to install as a service. The parameters are: protocol host port user pass. Example:\\ |
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wrapper.java.command=C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Java\\jre6\\bin\\java |
wrapper.working.dir=C:\\Program Files (x86)\\CrushTunnel\\ |
wrapper.java.app.mainclass=com.crushtunnel.gui.GUIFrame |
wrapper.console.visible=false |
wrapper.console.title=CrushTunnel |
service tunnel https www.CrushFTP.com 443 demo demo |
}}} |
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wrapper.ntservice.name=CrushTunnel |
wrapper.ntservice.displayname=CrushTunnel |
wrapper.ntservice.description=CrushTunnel |
Your done, type "quit" to exit the CrushClient command line. |
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__Command Line JNLP Launch__\\ |
You could also launch a specific tunnel from the command line using Java WebStart. |
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wrapper.tray=false |
{{{ |
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> |
<jnlp spec="1.0+" codebase="https://www.crushftp.com"> |
<information> |
<title>CrushTunnel</title> |
<vendor>Ben Spink</vendor> |
<offline-allowed/> |
<shortcut online="true"> |
<desktop/> |
</shortcut> |
</information> |
<security><all-permissions/></security> |
<resources> |
<j2se version="1.2+" /><jar href="/WebInterface/CrushTunnel.jar"/> |
</resources> |
<application-desc main-class="com.crushftp.tunnel2.Tunnel2"> |
<argument>protocol=https</argument> |
<argument>host=www.crushftp.com</argument> |
<argument>port=443</argument> |
<argument>username=demo</argument> |
<argument>password=demo</argument> |
</application-desc> |
</jnlp> |
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wrapper.on_exit.0=SHUTDOWN |
wrapper.on_exit.default=RESTART |
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wrapper.java.classpath.1=CrushTunnel.jar |
wrapper.java.additional.1=-Xmx128m |
wrapper.java.additional.2=-Dcrushtunnel.remote.protocol=https |
wrapper.java.additional.3=-Dcrushtunnel.remote.ip=www.crushftp.com |
wrapper.java.additional.4=-Dcrushtunnel.remote.port=443 |
wrapper.java.additional.5=-Dcrushtunnel.remote.user=demo |
wrapper.java.additional.6=-Dcrushtunnel.remote.pass=demo |
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Now you can test this config from the DOS prompt, or install the service. |
{{{ |
#test |
java -jar wrapper.jar -c wrapper.conf |
#install |
java -jar wrapper.jar -i wrapper.conf |
#remove |
java -jar wrapper.jar -r wrapper.conf |
}}} |
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(If installing the service, your DOS prompt needs to be running as an administrator.) |