Installation Steps of peanut shell for Linux

I would like to remind you that this client sends a UDP heartbeat packet to the server through port 6060. The package information is as follows:

17:19:35. 734433 IP 192.168.1.7.32773> 61.152.96.119.6060: UDP, length 20
17:19:35. 784568 IP 61.152.96.119.6060> 192.168.1.7.32773: UDP, length 24

Therefore, you must remember to open the firewall.

For the installation method of the peanut shell Linux client, the official website has already written a lot of details. You can go to the following address to check it:

Http://www.oray.net/help/PeanutHull/Help_PeanutHull_3_PhForLinux.htm

For ease of viewing, reference the content of the above address as follows
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Peanut shellsFor Linux

I. Peanut shellsFor LinuxInstallation Steps

<! -- [If! Supportlists] -->1.<! -- [Endif] -->DownloadUnix/LinuxVersion of the installation package file, useRootIdentity extraction installation package

# Tar-zvxf phlinux-1.0-install.redhat.9.0.tar.gz

 

<! -- [If! Supportlists] -->2.<! -- [Endif] -->The installation package file will be decompressedPhlinux_installDirectory

# Cd phlinux_install

 

<! -- [If! Supportlists] -->3.<! -- [Endif] -->Run the installation script

#./Install. Sh

An error may be prompted during installation: "error while loading shared libraries: libstdc ++. so.5"

Solution: Yum installLibstdc ++. so.5

<! -- [If! Supportlists] -->4.<! -- [Endif] -->After the installation script is executed,Will be automatically in interactive Configuration ModePhlinuxProgram

InputWebService address,Press ENTER

Runing phlinux for first configuration...
Peanuthull Linux-core 1.0 by oray.net, copyright 2005
No user configuration found, entering interactive mode automatically!

Peanuthull Linux-core interactive startup.
Please input service address (Press ENTER use phservice.oray.net ):

Enter the address of the peanut shell server,Press ENTER

Please input server address (Press ENTER use ph031.oray. Net ):

Enter your peanut passport login name.

Please input username (Press ENTER use ):

Enter the peanut passport login password.

Please input password:

The system prompts whether to save the configuration file.,EnterYesEnter.

Save to configuration file (/etc/phlinux. conf )? (Yes/no ):

The preceding operations are completed.,The system will automatically log on to the peanut shell server.,You can useWebView the running status of the current peanut shell Client.
Use the peanut shell Client6160Port provisionWebDetection Service,For exampleHttp: // 192.168.0.1: 6160/
This monitoring page will fully reflect the running status of the current peanut shell.

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Note: Run in interactive Configuration ModePhlinuxAfter the program is configured,For example, monitoringWebThe online status of the peanut shells is"Offline/Authentication failed",It may be because the user name or password you entered is incorrect.,Run the program configuration again in interactive setting mode.

#/Usr/local/phlinux-I

2. Peanut shellsFor LinuxProgram parameter description

Phlinux [Parameters]

Parameter List
-- Interact
-I,Interactive configuration mode running
The program prompts the user to enter necessary parameters in interactive mode

-- Daemon
-D,Running in background process mode
Programs run in background processes,AvailableKill-9 <pid>Close

-- Help
-H,Show Help.

III,FAQs

<! -- [If! Supportlists] -->· <! -- [Endif] --> How to automatically run the peanut shell client at each startup ?
Use RedHat Linux, In /Etc/rc. d/rc. Local Add a line of content in the file /Usr/local/phlinux-d
Use FreeBSD, Create a file /Etc/rc. Local Add the execution permission and add a line of content to this file. /Usr/local/phlinux-d

· How do I quit when I run the peanut shell client program in later process mode?
first use PS-A view the list of all processes. Remember phlinux PID
use kill-9 kill this process

<! -- [If! Supportlists] -->·<! -- [Endif] -->How to manually change the login user name and password
You can edit/Etc/phlinux. confFile to modify the login user name and password.

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