Linux version Thunderbolt (xware) Installation configuration method

Linux version Thunder download see: Xware download

Unzip the downloaded compressed package

Check MD5 or SHA1 check values

Unzip to get the following three files

installation files

Create the Thunder folder under/usr/local/, put the above three files in, then run the shell to enter the path, run./portal

You will get output similar to the following:

Note that the red box is painted red, if the English is not too bad, then you should understand this part of the meaning.

Then open http://yuancheng.xunlei.com.

Click "Add" to select one of the 6-digit uppercase and lowercase codes that you just recorded.

Then on the left you can see the newly added

Click on the newly added (red box), then you can click to download, but this is not configured, if you click on the download at this time, you will find the prompt "No disk mounted"

At this time find a spare capacity than a large mount point to create a directory, name casually, I here to Xldown demonstration (if created in/var, path is/var/xldown)

Then switch to root permissions, enter/mnt, and create a directory xldown-mnt (also the name of the demo)

Run again with root privilegesmount --bind /var/xldown /mnt/xldown-mnt

Go to the ETC directory in the Thunder directory that you just created in/usr/local/

Cd/usr/local/thunder/etc

Create a file named Thunder_mounts.cfg

Open with a text editor with the following contents:

AVALIABLE_MOUNT_PATH_PATTERN{/MNT/XLDOWN-MNT}

After saving to return to the previous level of directory, run the portal automatically restart the Thunderbolt, and then into the remote management interface to add the task without the prompt to mount the hard disk

Then you can start using thunder.

One thing to note is that if you restart it, you need to run it again mount --bind /var/xldown /mnt/xldown-mnt , then go to/usr/local/thunder/to run the portal to start the Thunderbolt, and later I will post the shell script added as a service.

[Translated from: http://www.shenqhy.com/linux-version-of-thunder-xware-installation-and-configuration-methods.html]