Everestcast Pro on a Linux server:
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Start Everestcast Pro:
sqlCopy codesudo service everestcast start
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Stop Everestcast Pro:
arduinoCopy codesudo service everestcast stop
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Restart Everestcast Pro:
Copy codesudo service everestcast restart
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Check Everestcast Pro Status:
luaCopy codesudo service everestcast status
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View Everestcast Pro Logs: Everestcast Pro maintains log files that can help you troubleshoot issues. The exact location of these logs may vary depending on your installation. Common locations include
/var/log/everestcast
or within the Everestcast Pro installation directory. To view the logs:bashCopy codetail -f /var/log/everestcast/everestcast.log
Replace the log file path with the actual path if it's different.
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Update Everestcast Pro: If there's an update available for Everestcast Pro, follow the update instructions provided by the Everestcast team. This might involve downloading the latest version and running update scripts.
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Backup Everestcast Pro Configuration: Regularly back up your Everestcast Pro configuration files and any customized settings. You can use commands like
rsync
or simply copy the configuration directory to a safe location:bashCopy codecp -r /path/to/everestcast/config /path/to/backup/location
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Restore Everestcast Pro Configuration: If needed, you can restore your configuration from a backup:
bashCopy codecp -r /path/to/backup/location/config /path/to/everestcast/
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Check Disk Space: It's important to ensure that your server has enough disk space to operate smoothly. Use the
df
command to check disk usage:bashCopy codedf -h
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Check System Resources: Monitoring system resources can help identify performance issues. The
top
command provides real-time information about CPU, memory, and process usage:cssCopy codetop
Remember, Everestcast Pro might have specific commands or scripts provided by its developers for various tasks.
Always refer to the official documentation or resources provided by Everestcast for the most accurate and up-to-date information on managing the platform.