System Commands - Helper

FDSA runs as a service and needs to be up all the time. However, system administrators with root access may need to manage FDSA using these commands:

To check the status of FDSA: systemctl status fdsa

To restart the appliance (when it is running): systemctl restart fdsa

To stop the appliance: systemctl stop fdsa

To start the appliance: systemctl start fdsa

Unattended Installation

If you prefer an unattended installation fill in the 'Database Credentials' sections in the '.env' file with your preferred configuration. For example:

Database Credentials:

PGHOST='fdsa-database.postgres.database.com'

PGDATABASE='fdsa_database'

PGUSER='fdsa_user'

PGPASSWORD='fdsa_pass'

Then, run one of the following lines based on your database choice:

For an external database:

printf 'yes\nyes\n' | bash ubuntu-startup.sh host.example.com

For a local database:

printf 'yes\nno\n' | bash ubuntu-startup.sh host.example.com