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=== API control === | |||
Currently there is no systemd, so all daemons are actually running via the PHP server command directly. | Currently there is no systemd, so all daemons are actually running via the PHP server command directly. | ||
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Nothing has been done as far as headers or CORS at this time. This simply starts the API system | Nothing has been done as far as headers or CORS at this time. This simply starts the API system | ||
=== Todo === | |||
# Build systemd for daemons. | |||
## Use require Apache or Nginx to be active so they can pull via API calls | |||
# Build Apache2 configuration for API | |||
# Build Nginx configuration for API | |||
* Avoid using Apache or Nginx auth tools, as we want a fix for issues to be within the code, not the webserver | |||
[[Category:NMS]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:10, 7 June 2023
API control
Currently there is no systemd, so all daemons are actually running via the PHP server command directly.
cd /opt/nmsApi/ php -S 0.0.0.0:8002 -t public &
Nothing has been done as far as headers or CORS at this time. This simply starts the API system
Todo
- Build systemd for daemons.
- Use require Apache or Nginx to be active so they can pull via API calls
- Build Apache2 configuration for API
- Build Nginx configuration for API
- Avoid using Apache or Nginx auth tools, as we want a fix for issues to be within the code, not the webserver