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update README and CHANGELOG - prepapre for 1.3.0
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7 changes: 6 additions & 1 deletion CHANGELOG.md
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## 1.3.0 (pend-ii-ng)
## 1.3.0 (2014-07-03)

* `--no-ask` is now known as `--know`
* (portable) shell sub-string matching without echo
* do a service update when already installed (on windoze) + better removal
* include a service trinidad_init_service.log file of commands executed
* configure out redirection as well as pid file (+ log path) on windoze
* fix uninstall failing (alwo try supporting RH standarts)
* revised service id/name/desc configuration (to be 'more' similar on platforms)
* improved java_home detection and error message
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17 changes: 11 additions & 6 deletions README.md
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own configuration (*config/trinidad.yml*) file used when setting up the server !


### Unix
### Linux

#### Requirements

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#### Uninstall

Manage as every other rc.d, assuming `update-rc.d -f /etc/init.d/trinidad defaults`
you can uninstall using :
manage as every other service (e.g. `update-rc.d -f trinidad defaults` on Ubuntu)
you can even uninstall (will attempt to delete the script as well) using :

$ [sudo] trinidad_init_service --uninstall /etc/init.d/trinidad

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#### Execution

Open the **Services** panel under **Administrative Tools** and look for a service
called **Trinidad** (or whatever name you have chosen).
called **Trinidad** (or whatever name you have chosen) then *Start* it.

By default the service is not setup to auto start during boot, that can be changed
from the command-line or using the Windows Services application.

#### Uninstall

To remove the service you're going to need the service id (name), than run :
on Windows uninstallation requires to pass the service name (if not default) :

$ trinidad_init_service --uninstall Trinidad
$ jruby -S trinidad_init_service --uninstall Trinidad

Please note that when the service gets uninstalled (on Windows) usually a restart
is needed for it to be installable again.

## Copyright

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module Trinidad
module InitServices
VERSION = '1.2.4.DEV'
VERSION = '1.3.0'
end
end

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