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Oana at 09:43, 8 December 2021

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‎Instructions to start Yate on Windows

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‎Yate installed from SVN

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‎Yate installed from SVN

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‎Yate installed from SVN

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‎Yate installed from SVN

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‎Yate installed from package

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       a            Abort if bugs are encountered
       m            Attempt to debug mutex deadlocks
-      d            Disable locking debugging and safety features
+      d            Enable locking debugging and safety features
       l            Try to keep module symbols local
       c            Call dlclose() until it gets an error

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	* [[Stopping and restarting Yate]]		* [[Stopping and restarting Yate]]
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−	This page purpose is to describe how to use command line with all his available options when starting Yate server on ~~linux~~ platforms.	+	This page purpose is to describe how to use command line with all his available options when starting Yate server on different platforms.

	==Instructions to start Yate on linux==		==Instructions to start Yate on linux==

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−	This page purpose is to describe how to use command line with all his available options when starting Yate server.	+	This page purpose is to describe how to use command line with all his available options when starting Yate server on linux platforms.

	==Instructions to start Yate on linux==		==Instructions to start Yate on linux==

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		+	This page purpose is to describe how to use command line with all his available options when starting Yate server.

	==Instructions to start Yate on linux==		==Instructions to start Yate on linux==

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   '''./run -h''' (or '''yate -h''' if installed)
-If Yate has a problem when starting you can increase the number of '''-v''' in the command to see more about error message.
+If Yate has a problem when starting you can increase the number of '''-v''' in the command to see more error messages.
 Example:

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 You can also install YATE - then you can run it from anywhere.<br>
 On the command line you can use '-v' to increase the verbosity level.<br>
-If in doubt run:
+If in doubt run in shell the following command to get a list of possible options:
   '''./run -h''' (or '''yate -h''' if installed)
-to get a list of possible options.<br>
 If Yate has a problem when starting you can increase the number of '''-v''' in the command to see more about error message.

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 In some cases modules haven't been well compiled and you will get a message like "unresolved symbol", then you should verify if the used library is the same with linking library.
-Below you can find a list with all possible command with their options for Yate:
+Below you can find a list with all possible command with their options to use when starting Yate:
   Usage: yate [options] [commands ...]

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 When Yate is installed from a package the init script in '''/etc/rc.d/init.d/''' should take care of providing the proper init parameters for starting Yate as a service.<br>
-The most important options are '''-d and -s''' to run as a supervised daemon. This allows Yate to restart automatically if it crashes or locks up. It is also important to provide -r so logs can be rotated without stopping Yate.
+The most important options are '''-d and -s''' to run as a supervised daemon. This allows Yate to restart automatically if it crashes or locks up.<br>
 == Instructions to start Yate on Windows==