MMDVMHost-Private/linux/README.md

# Linux Scripts

This directory (and its sub-directories) contain various third-party Linux shell scripts that have been written to provide certain system administration functions.

These are:

### DMRIDUpdate.sh (and DMRIDUpdateBM.sh)

Updates the DMRIds.dat file periodically from a cron job.
The only difference between the two scripts is the source of the data.

### tg_shutdown.sh

Automated shutdown on receipt of a specific talkgroup.
The script relies on at least a file loglevel of 2.

# Daemon Startup Scripts

In the subfolders here you will find start scripts for running MMDVMHost as a daemon on Linux systems using either  
systemd or init for their boot.

In both cases the scripts are fully functional providing the usual start / stop / status etc.

These have been writting specifically for Raspbian Wheezy (init) and Rasbian Jessie (systemd) although there is  
no reason that they shouldnt work on many other distributions.
Update README.md in linux sub-directory 2017-07-02 16:32:14 +00:00			`# Linux Scripts`

			`This directory (and its sub-directories) contain various third-party Linux shell scripts that have been written to provide certain system administration functions.`

			`These are:`

			`### DMRIDUpdate.sh (and DMRIDUpdateBM.sh)`

			`Updates the DMRIds.dat file periodically from a cron job.`
			`The only difference between the two scripts is the source of the data.`

			`### tg_shutdown.sh`

			`Automated shutdown on receipt of a specific talkgroup.`
			`The script relies on at least a file loglevel of 2.`

			`# Daemon Startup Scripts`
Create README.md Initial README commit 2016-08-15 09:09:04 +00:00
			`In the subfolders here you will find start scripts for running MMDVMHost as a daemon on Linux systems using either`
			`systemd or init for their boot.`

			`In both cases the scripts are fully functional providing the usual start / stop / status etc.`

			`These have been writting specifically for Raspbian Wheezy (init) and Rasbian Jessie (systemd) although there is`
			`no reason that they shouldnt work on many other distributions.`