If the proxy container is to be started as a service, it must be configured.
To do this, call the following script with system administrator authorization inside the installation directory of the container:
shsc/create-bccontainer-service.sh
This creates a file bccontainer.version.userid.containername.service in the directory /etc/systemd/system and starts the service. The user ID userid, under which the proxy container should run and installation path of the proxy container are interactively queried by the script. The script uses this to determine the name and version of the container. A separate service must be configured and started for each proxy container.
The following commands are available to manage the service:
systemctl status bccontainer.version.userid.containername.service
Display of the current status of the service
systemctl start bccontainer.version.userid.containername.service
Starting the service
systemctl stop bccontainer.version.userid.containername.service
Stopping the service
systemctl enable bccontainer.version.userid.containername.service
Enable automatic start of the service at system startup
systemctl disable bccontainer.version.userid.containername.service
Disable automatic start of the service at system startup
For the administration of the service you need system administrator rights. To delete a service, call the script shsc/delete-bccontainer-service.sh.
Please do not start or stop the proxy container with the Management Console if the proxy was started as a service.