More detailed dotnet install instructions and automation with pm2. thx to x-Jihn-x
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**Important: Please do not install PTMagic if you are already running Profit Trailer Feeder. Both tools write to your bot .PROPERTIES files and there may be side effects.**
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**Important: Please do not install PTMagic if you are already running Profit Trailer Feeder. Both tools write to your bot.PROPERTIES files and there may be side effects.**
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**Note:** As we are no Linux experts we are not able to support you with Linux specific issues.
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### Other Guides
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**Neomelb** created a posting that has instructions on how to setup PT Magic on Ubuntu in _Chinese_ [here](https://steemit.com/ptmagic/@neomelb/ubuntu-linux-ptmagic-profittrailer) and **Nidkil** in english [here](http://nidkil.me/2018/02/19/pt-magic-setup-on-ubuntu-17-10/).
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**Neomelb** created a posting that has instructions on how to setup PT Magic on Ubuntu in _Chinese_ [here](https://steemit.com/ptmagic/@neomelb/ubuntu-linux-ptmagic-profittrailer) and **Nidkil** in English [here](http://nidkil.me/2018/02/19/pt-magic-setup-on-ubuntu-17-10/).
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**A Rasberry Pi Thread** exists on our old repository which you might find helpful, [here](https://github.com/Legedric/ptmagic/issues/81).
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**A Rasberry Pi Thread** See [here](https://github.com/Heler554/ProfitTrailer/wiki/PTMagic-on-Raspberry-Pi).
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## Quick Start
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To run PTMagic on a Linux server you have to install .NET Core and a webserver. The steps and commands are slightly different for each Linux distribution, so you need to find the instructions that are right for your Linux flavour.
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### Download and setup ASP.NET Core
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Click this [link](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/linux-prerequisites?tabs=netcore2x) to find instructions to download and setup .NET Core on your Linux distribution (exampe is Ubuntu Linux). You only need to execute the first 2 topics:
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### Download and setup ASP.NET Core and the .NET Runtime
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Click this [link](https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/3.1) to download. You'll need:
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1. Add the dotnet product feed
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2. Install .NET SDK
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1. .NET Desktop Runtime 3.1.x
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2. ASP.NET Core Runtime 3.1.x
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**Note:** It seems that you also need to install the .NET framework runtime package store with
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Once downloaded, extract the both files using:
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> apt-get install aspnetcore-store-2.0.5
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> sudo tar zxf dotnet-aspnetcore-runtime-3.1.13-linux-arm64.tar -C /opt/dotnet/dotnet-runtime-3.1.13/
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> sudo tar zxf dotnet-runtime-3.1.13-linux.tar -C /opt/dotnet/dotnet-runtime-3.1.13/
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Now, let's verify that dotnet works:
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> cd /usr/share/dotnet/
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> ls -lisa
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> ./dotnet --info
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Now, let's get it working from any directory:
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> sudo nano ./profile
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Scroll right down to the bottom and add the following:
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> export PATH=$PATH:/opt/dotnet/dotnet-runtime-3.1.13
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> export DOTNET_ROOT=/opt/dotnet/dotnet-runtime3.1.13
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Save and export the file.
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Now we need to reboot the system to apply the environment change.
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> sudo reboot
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Once rebooted, you should be able to use dotnet from any folder with the following command, this verifies dotnet is installed correctly.
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> dotnet --info
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**Note:** Failing the manual method, you can also install the .NET framework runtime package store with the package manager manually with:
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> apt-get install aspnetcore-store-3.1.13
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This installs a lot of packages for offline usage that is needed by ASP.NET Core (PT Magic monitor).
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### Setup PTMagic monitor website
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To access the PTMagic monitor website (running on port 5000) you need to install and configure the Apache webserver on your machine and setup a reverse proxy for port 80. An example walk through can be found [here](https://blog.todotnet.com/2017/07/publishing-and-running-your-asp-net-core-project-on-linux/).
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To access the PTMagic monitor website (running on port 5000) you need to install and configure the Apache webserver on your machine and setup a reverse proxy for port 80. An example walkthrough can be found [here](https://blog.todotnet.com/2017/07/publishing-and-running-your-asp-net-core-project-on-linux/).
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### Configure PT Magic
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After installing .NET Core proceed with the [setup guide](https://github.com/PTMagicians/PT-Magic/wiki/Setup-Guide) to configure your installation. After that go to the **PT Magic** folder in a terminal window and start with the command
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> dotnet Monitor/Monitor.dll
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If something is not working as expected please have a look at our [Post Install Checklist](https://github.com/PTMagicians/PT-Magic/wiki/Post-Install-Checklist) and [FAQ](https://github.com/Legedric/ptmagic/wiki/FAQ-and-Tips).
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If something is not working as expected please have a look at our [Post-Install Checklist](https://github.com/PTMagicians/PT-Magic/wiki/Post-Install-Checklist) and [FAQ](https://github.com/Legedric/ptmagic/wiki/FAQ-and-Tips).
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### Automate startup with pm2
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1. Install npm and pm2
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> sudo apt-get install nodejs
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> sudo apt-get install npm
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> sudo npm install pm2 -g
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2. Create a JSON file for pm2
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In the command line, navigate to your ProfitTrailer Magic directory.
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We will now create a pm2 startup file for the core Profit Trailer Magic application.
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> sudo nano pm2-PTM-core.json
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Copy and paste the following:
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> {
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> "apps": [{
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> "name": "ptm-core",
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> "cwd": ".",
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> "script": "PTMagic.dll",
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> "node_args": [],
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> "log_date_format": "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm Z",
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> "exec_interpreter": "dotnet",
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> "exec_mode": "fork",
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> "autorestart": true
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> }]
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> }
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We will now create a pm2 startup file for the Profit Trailer Magic Monitor application.
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> sudo nano pm2-PTM-monitor.json
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Copy and paste the following:
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>{
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> "apps": [{
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> "name": "ptm-monitor",
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> "cwd": ".",
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> "script": "Monitor/Monitor.dll",
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> "node_args": [],
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> "log_date_format": "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm Z",
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> "exec_interpreter": "don't",
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> "exec_mode": "fork",
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> "autorestart": true
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> }]
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>}
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3. From your ProfitTrailer Magic directory, start up your files using pm2
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> pm2 start pm2-PTM-core.json
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> pm2 start pm2-PTM-monitor.json
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4. Automate startup
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> pm2 save
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> pm2 startup
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