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- Download PowerDebug-Package from here: powerdebug-0.9.23-windows.zip
- Unpack zip-file to a directory you want to run this tool and receive traces
- You'll get a new directory named "powerdebug-<version>", in which <version> stands for the installed PowerDebug version.
- Open a command line window as administrator
- Enter echo %JAVA_HOME% to proove if JAVA_HOME variable is set to the directory of your Java VM.
- If the output is not like the installation directory of your Java VM, open install-service.bat with a text editor and change the "JH" variable to the Java home path.
- Change to installation directory:
cd \path\to\pwerdebug
- Now execute "install-service.bat" in the command line window (which is running as administrator)
C:\path\powerdebug> .\install-service.bat <enter>
- If everything gone well, you should now have a new entry in the windows "Services" manager named "PowerDebug". If you want to remove the service, just execute "uninstall.bat", as administrator too.
- Select this new entry and start the service
- Now it's time to check if the server is porperly working. For that you should open a browser and enter this url: http://localhost:8888
You should see a gui like this: If you not see this gui, something gone wrong. In this case please refere to #Possible problems or contact support@beronet.com
- Last step is to install the client application onto the gateway. For this, you have to login to the gateway first. Go to the menu "Apps->Market", press "upload file" and choose the app-file which is in the directory "apps" which can be found in the installation dirctory of the server application. There must be a file named "powerdebug-<version>-app.tar.gz". Choose this file. After upload you will be asked if you really want to install, choose "yes". After installing the app you should find a new menu entry under "Apps"-menu named "powerdebug". Click this new item and you should be redirected to the powerdebug client gui:
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- Download PowerDebug-Package from here: powerdebug-0.9.23-linux.tar.gz
- Unpack zip-file to /opt
- Change rights of the init script with:
chmod ug+x ./powerdebug.sh
- Enter following command to start the server:
./powerdebug.sh start
- If you want to run the server at boot time, just copy powerdebug.sh to /etc/init.d and enter this command:
sudo update-rc.d powerdebug.sh defaultsThis command is only for Debian based Linux distributions. You may have to investigate how to install init script on your distribution by yourself.
- Now it's time to check if the server is porperly working. For that you should open a browser and enter this url: http://localhost:8888
You should see a gui like this:
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