To run Skedler as a service, the commands are: sudo. To run Skedler manually, the command is: sudo bin/skedler sudo service skedler startĬommand to check Skedler status: sudo service skedler statusĬommand to stop Skedler: sudo service skedler stop Start Skedler for. Start Skedler service using the following command. Read more about the reporting.yml configuration options. After configuring your desired options, start Skedler. In the reporting.yml file, you can configure options to run Skedler in an air-gapped environment, change the port number, define the hostname, change the location for the Skedler database, and log files.

Skedler Reports has a number of configuring options that can be defined in its reporting.yml file (located in the skedler folder). Sudo chmod -R 777 * Configure your options for Skedler Reports

If you prefer to install the tar package instead of the rpm, download the latest file and extract it. Sudo dnf install -y libxshmfence (only for Rocky Linux) Install Pre-requisites sudo yum -y update This page explains how to install Skedler Reports dependencies, download and install Skedler, get the service up and running on your RPM-based Linux system (Centos, RHEL, Rocky Linux), and also describes the installation package details.

Centos install rpm