HLServer: Running the Server

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The install file comes with a setup script that will take you through the steps The install file comes with a setup script that will take you through the steps
required to get hlserver up and running. See the previous chapter for details. required to get hlserver up and running. See the previous chapter for details.
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-[[Image:HLServer-Install.png|right|thumb|Figure 1. Run As Administrator]] 
-[[Image:HLServer-Serv1.jpg|right|thumb|Figure 2. Services Control Panel]] 
-[[Image:HLServer-Serv2.jpg|right|thumb|Figure 3. headus Floating License Server]] 
-[[Image:HLServer-Firewall.png|right|thumb|Figure 4. Windows Vista Firewall]] 

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Cover Page
About HLServer
Linux Server Setup
Windows Server Setup
OS X Server Setup
Server Config
Application Config
The Manager
Adding New Keys
Trouble Shooting
Download PDF

Contents

hlserver has the following command line arguments:
    -d 
    Run as a background daemon process. This is recommended, but applicable to Linux installations only.
    -c,<filename> 
    Use this config file.
    -l,<num>,<days>,<log> 
    Number of log files, how many days between switches, and filename format string. A typical value for this argument would be -l,4,7,hlserver-%d.log, meaning use 4 log files, switching after a week, and cycle between hlserver-0.log, hlserver-1.log, hlserver-2.log and hlserver-3.log.


Running under OS X

The install file comes with a setup script that will take you through the steps required to get hlserver up and running. See the previous chapter for details.

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