I want to try the children's shoes that I want to challenge. The 2.0 version optimizes and succinctly processes the program, and the pom file is reduced to the extreme. This activation procedure does not apply to any version of 2018.2 and later.ps -def |grep target/license-server.jar|awk ''|xargs kill -9.nohup java -Dserver.port=80 -jar target/license-server.jar suimg >ls.log 2>&1 &.java -Dserver.port=80 -jar target/license-server.jar suimg.The code of the program is also more simple and easy to understand. This project was rebuilt by on September 24, 2018.The previous code has been marked as version 1.0. About the command to start the project You can configure the port bound by the project with the -Dserver.port parameter. Honestly, I don't know much about this open source protocol.For more details and introduction, please go to.The authorized user name cannot be Chinese or the authorized user will be empty or not displayed.The parameter after the jar is the authorized user name. I didn't care about this when I created this project. If anyone wants to turn this into a Docker image and put it up on the hub, feel free to do so.So I chose Apache 2.0 as the open source protocol. different users will need a different binary file). But there are lots of things I don't know yet, like how to let users input configuration parameters (i.e. I'd like to add this to the Docker hub since I spent a bit of time making it.
NOTE: I changed the /etc/init.d command name to something a bit easier to remember. So heres my Dockerfile so far: FROM nning2/compile-linux-grsecĮNV SERVER_BINARY dvt-jb_64ĮNV SERVER_BINARY_PATH "$" /etc/init.d/pycharm_licenseĪnd the docker-compose.yml file: version: '2'Ĭommand: /bin/bash /etc/init.d/pycharm_license start Heres the base image I'm starting from: nning2/compile-linux-grsec But instead of using bare bones arch, I'm using the security upgraded version.
So in the tutorial I read, they recommend using Arch linux as the linux server to run the license server. I want to do this with Docker, create a docker container which runs the server in the background. So the way I want to do the licensing thing is to create a server which will hold the license. Its well worth it since I'm stuck with Windows atm, and pycharm is amazing, it helps me bypass all of the obstacles I run into wit Windows.
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