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  1. Getting Started
  2. Installation

Linux Installation

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Download

  1. Go to Dataguess downloads If you don't have an account please sign up to dataguess, as you have to login to download the setup file.

  2. Once you are logged in, download the setup file under the name Ubuntu (For the first version this will download a zip file called dataguess-0.1.0.tar.xz)

Install

  1. Extract the downloaded zip file that with the command: ({dataguess-version-file} should be replaced with the name of the downloaded zip file, dataguess-0.1.0.tar.xz for the first version)

    tar -xvf {dataguess-version-file}

  2. The zipped file will be extracted to a folder called dist Go inside your dist folder

    cd dist

  3. Run the install.sh file via:

    sudo sh install.sh

  4. You will be prompted for API and WEB ports. Specify unused registered ports (1024 to 49151) for API and Web services and continue.

5. Once the installation is finished you can access dataguess via: http://<ip_address>:<web_port>

Debug

  1. Run command sudo systemctl status dataguess to see if dataguess has encountered any issues

  2. Under your /tmp/ directory you can see log files named:

    1. API-stderr...log

    2. API-stdout...log

    3. WebServer-stderr...log

    4. WebServer-stdout...log

Example of an API - WEB port specification