If you have SAGE2 installed in a production environment, you may want to add it to your startup scripts so it starts with every reboot.

Note: This only starts the node sage2 server, not the display clients!

Prerequisites

You OS distribution needs to be using systemd to startup items.

Installation

Edit GO-scripts/sage2Server.service and set the WorkingDirectory to your SAGE2 directory.

sudo cp sage2Server.service /usr/lib/systemd/system/ sudo systemctl daemon-reload

Enabling sage2Server to start on boot

sudo systemctl daemon-reload

Start sage2Server

sudo systemctl start sage2Server

Stop sage2Server ###:

sudo systemctl stop sage2Server

Restart sage2Server

sudo systemctl restart sage2Server

Enable auto-startup of the script at boot time

sudo systemctl enable sage2Server

Reload the script

Reminder: Every time you modify the sage2Server.service file, you also need to run:

sudo systemctl daemon-reload