Hi all, this is my first post in this mailing list, I appreciate very much gnump3d, so I've decided to install it in my personal home server. Perhaps, this server isn't always up, in fact, during the night I stop it (the computer is too closer to my parents'bedroom so...). So every time I start it, I have to do a gnump3d --fast from the command line. In my opinion, for computers always up, or for users that don't want to type gnump3d --fast to start the server from the command line every time, a good idea is to create a demon and then to run it automatically (for example a simple bash script that can be put in /etc/initd/, for example). I don't know if this is a good idea so, hints, opinions? Thanks
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