Run in background ??

[sofax222]

I run the openkore on my FreeBSD release-7.1.
I has two questions for running in background.

(1) Could I run the openkore with "nohup", let the openkore run in background ?
Such as: > nohup /usr/local/bin/perl < openkore.pl --control=mycontrol
or something else !!

(2) If it, (1), could run in background. How to send the console comand to it ?

[EternalHarvest]

I guess nohup should work, and Kore's socket interface can be used for sending commands.

screen is useful too, and you can just reattach to it when needed.

[sofax222]

I guess nohup should work, and Kore's socket interface can be used for sending commands.

screen is useful too, and you can just reattach to it when needed.

If use Kore's socket to send the commands, I neead the RO client.

I just want to run the openkore in background.
And then, I could do some simple things to openkore with telnet from remote.

[EternalHarvest]

If use Kore's socket to send the commands, I neead the RO client.

Nope, http://openkore.com/index.php/Socket_Interface

[sofax222]

If use Kore's socket to send the commands, I neead the RO client.

Nope, http://openkore.com/index.php/Socket_Interface

Thanks a lot !
I make openkore to run at background successfully, and control it remotely.

[ChibiEbil]

I would be intrested in how to hide it while in windows, but still my macros should make the sounds (if something goes wrong x.x)

[EternalHarvest]

I would be intrested in how to hide it while in windows, but still my macros should make the sounds (if something goes wrong x.x)

So Windows has different ways of handling the sound from your application based on whether any window from your application is shown or hidden? Or does the problem lie in using secret internet search engines for something like "hide window", since your system got no software repositories?