![]() ![]() To create a custom Unit file do the following while running as root or using sudo (see Step 3 for becoming superuser):Įnter the following commands in a terminal window:Ĭhmod 664 /etc/systemd/system/rcl.service For the Retrospect client to be able to autolaunch, you will need to create what is call a "Unit" file. ![]() If you again see the retrospect daemon, skip to Step 7. Reboot your computer, then open another terminal session and type in this command again. You should see a process related to retrospect/retroclient. Once the install completes, type in the following command: The client installer will add the client as a daemon to your computer and may ask if you want your "rc.local" file modified so it automatically launches at boot. Once I add your computer to the server, the password will be changed.Ħ. Please use the password "chris" (without the quotation marks) for now. This is the password our Retrospect server will use to access the client on your computer. During the installation process, you'll be asked to enter a "first access" password for the client. Navigate to the folder where you decompressed the installer and type in the following command to run the installer:ĥ. ![]() Open a terminal session and type in the following command (along with your password when requested) to switch to superuser mode:Ĥ. Double-click on the installer to launch the decompression app on your computer and extract the files to a convenient location.ģ. Download the client installer from here: (note that this is only for 64-bit versions of Linux.if you need the 32-bit install, let me know)Ģ. Note: Retrospect seems to install differently on different Linux distributions so one set of instructions doesn't work for everybodyġ. To install the Retrospect client under Ubuntu/Debian Linux (and its derivatives):
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