Running JEDI
JEDI One can be run in one of two ways:
- A service; or as
- A normal application
Running JEDI One as a service
You need administrator or root user permissions on the operating system before you can run JEDI One as a service.
When you run JEDI One as a service:
- JEDI One will be automatically be started by the operating system when it starts or restarts.
- JEDI One will be shutdown by the operating system when the operating system is shutdown.
- JEDI One will continue to run even after the administrator or root user logs out of the system.
To install JEDI One as a service:
Step 1: Open command prompt on Microsoft Windows or terminal window on Linux and Apple MacOS
On Microsoft Windows you can open a command prompt with Administrator permissions as shown in the screenshot below:
On Linux or Apple MacOS, you may need to set execute permissions for JEDI One using the command:
chmod +x mcjedi.bin
Step 2: In the command prompt on Microsoft Windows or terminal window on Linux and Apple MacOS, go to the directory that contains JEDI One binary and execute the command:
On Microsoft Windows:
mcjedi.exe -service install
On Linux or Apple MacOS:
sudo ./mcjedi.bin -service install
To run JEDI One service immediately:
On Microsoft Windows:
mcjedi.exe -service start
On Linux or Apple MacOS:
sudo ./mcjedi.bin -service start
To stop JEDI One service:
On Microsoft Windows:
mcjedi.exe -service stop
On Linux or Apple MacOS:
sudo ./mcjedi.bin -service stop
To uninstall JEDI One service:
On Microsoft Windows:
mcjedi.exe -service uninstall
On Linux or Apple MacOS:
sudo ./mcjedi.bin -service uninstall
Running JEDI One as an application
When you run JEDI One as a normal application:
- You do not need administrator or root permissions to run JEDI One.
- JEDI One will be closed by the operating system when you close the window in which you executed JEDI One binary or logout.
Step 1: Open command prompt on Microsoft Windows or terminal window on Linux and Apple MacOS
Step 2: Go to the directory that contains JEDI One binary and execute the command:
On Microsoft Windows:
mcjedi.exe
On Linux or Apple MacOS:
mcjedi.bin