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* Support systemd socket activation If the process has been started with systemd socket activation configured, then serve requests on the passed-in socket instead of attempting to bind to an address. * Add example systemd unit files. Add example systemd unit files which make use of systemd's security facilities, and also allow binding to port 80 whilst running as an unpriviliged process (using systemd socket activation).
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# Example systemd unit files
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To use these, first review the speedtest.* unit files, and then:
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cp ../speedtest /usr/local/bin/
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mkdir -p /usr/local/share/speedtest /usr/local/etc
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cp -aR ../web/assets /usr/local/share/speedtest/assets
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cp speedtest-settings.toml /usr/local/etc
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cp speedtest.* /etc/systemd/system/
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systemctl daemon-reload
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If you wish to use the bolt database type:
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# Create static system user and group
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adduser --system --group --no-create-home --disabled-password speedtest
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mkdir -p /usr/local/var/speedtest
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touch /usr/local/var/speedtest/speedtest.db
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chown speedtest. /usr/local/var/speedtest/speedtest.db
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To start (and enable at boot-up):
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systemctl enable --now speedtest.socket
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speedtest-go should now be listening for http request on port 80 on the local
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machine.
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You will need to customise the html files e.g. edit
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`/usr/local/share/speedtest/assets/index.html` to suit your site.
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