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sudo nohup java -jar DartServer.jar DartServer MNE >& /dev/null & |
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/etc/init.d/dartserver |
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tail -f ./Dart.log |
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sudo java -jar DartClient.jar -q MNE |
{{{ sudo java -jar DartClient.jar -q MNE }}} |
MNE Dart Server
The MNE DartServer runs on fsvm.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu, which is a Centos5 virtual machine. Point a browser at:
http://fsvm.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu
The server is found in /home/nicks/Dart, and assumes account 'nicks' (or whoever has an account on fsvm) has 'sudo' access.
The HTTPPort in the file DartServer/Server.xml was modifed to '80' from the default '8081', to allow the page to reside at the default webserver port. This is the only reason for having sudo access. Without sudo access, the server could reside at port 8081.
To start the MNE Dartboard, type this after logging into 'fsvm':
sudo nohup java -jar DartServer.jar DartServer MNE >& /dev/null &
However, this is not necessary, as this script:
/etc/init.d/dartserver
is run at fsvm boot-time, which performs this startup operation.
To watch activity of a running DartServer
tail -f ./Dart.log
To shutdown the server:
sudo java -jar DartClient.jar -q MNE
See Dart.pdf for everything else.
NJS Dec 2009