Installation for Debian Linux based distributions

Linux Installation

Installation Steps

Installation Steps
In the downloaded *.deb package, setup is done by just saying next. Download GDE Linux
After thesetup of GDE linux is completed, TOKEN and URL settings are made with *.json on the client machine.ıt is thrown to the directory where the package is installed. `$ sudo cp Settings.json /usr/share/dece/gde/Settings.json` As a best practice, use the same TOKEN and URL values that you use for Windows machines.
For Autostart `sudo nano /home/user_name/.bashrc` the GDE dll file must be added to the *bashrc file with the path to the GDE files. Example : `/GDE_PATH/Dotnet Geodi.DesktopExplorer.Core`

Installation Steps

Installation Steps
In the downloaded *.rpm package, setup is done by just saying next. Download GDE Linux Red Hat
After the setup of GDE linux is completed, TOKEN and URL settings are made with *.json on the client machine. With the following command, it is thrown to the directory where the package is installed. `$ sudo cp Settings.json /usr/share/dece/gde/Settings.json`

Red Hat Firewall settings should be checked if the documents are not displayed if feeding is started in GEODI.

Configure the settings.json File
1. Make sure the necessary configurations are completed in the settings.json file.
Copy the Service File to the Systemd Directory
1. Run the following command to copy the GDE service file into the systemd directory:
  sudo cp /usr/share/dece/gde/gde.service /etc/systemd/system/
Enable the Service
1. To ensure that the service starts automatically on system boot, run:
  sudo systemctl enable gde.service
Start the Service
1. To start the GDE service immediately, run:
  sudo systemctl start gde.service
(Optional) Check the Service Status
1. To verify that the installation was successful, you can check the service status with:
  sudo systemctl status gde.service