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If the user does not already exist on the server, use the useradd command to create the new user:
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| useradd |
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| -m |
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| agent |
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| user> |
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Then run the agent_configure.sh script with the -u or -p options to modify the user and port associated with the up.time Agent.
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/opt/uptime-agent/bin/agent-configure.sh |
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-u |
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<desired |
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agent |
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user> |
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/opt/uptime-agent/bin/agent-configure.sh |
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-p |
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<desired |
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agent |
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port> |
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Example:
# useradd -m uptimeagent |
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# /opt/uptime-agent/bin/agent-configure.sh -u uptimeagent |
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# /opt/uptime-agent/bin/agent-configure.sh -p 9990 |
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