Automatically run a Mochimo Node in the background from System Startup and retrieve it at any time.
- Runs a Mochimo Node in the background on system startup
- Attaches the Mochimo Node to the first bash terminal opened after startup
- Allows the node to run in the background and be attached at any time with
--attach - Allows running a custom startup script
You will need:
- tmux (will install if not already)
- privileged access to /etc/profile (sudo, password during (un)installation)
- a Mochimo Node installed in your home directory
See Mochi Toolkit README for initial download procedure.
- Copy Mochi Autostart script to your Mochimo Node's scripts directory
~/mochi/scripts - Install Mochi Autostart script:
~/mochi/scripts/mauto --install
Once Mochi Autostart is installed, all you need to do is reboot and your Mochimo Node should start running in the background.
- Show your Mochimo Node with:
~/mochi/scripts/mauto --attach - Hide your Mochimo Node with:
Ctrl^b + d(Hold Ctrl while pressing 'b', let go of Ctrl, press 'd')
If you wish to use a custom startup script;
- Copy your custom startup script to your Mochimo Node's scripts directory
~/mochi/scripts - Edit the
runcvariable in the Mochi Autostart Script to reflect the name of your script - Uninstall Mochi Autostart:
~/mochi/scripts/mauto --uninstall - Reinstall Mochi Autostart with 'custom' argument:
~/mochi/scripts/mauto --install custom
| Options | Option Description |
|---|---|
| -a, --attach | Attach to running Mochimo Node |
| -c, --changelog | Changelog and Version info |
| -i, --install [custom] | Install Mochi Autostart Script |
| -o, --once | Show Mochimo Node ONCE, after --run |
| -r, --run | Run Mochi Autostart Script |
| -rc, --runc | Run Custom Mochi Autostart Script |
| -u, --uninstall | Uninstall Mochi Autostart Script |