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Or, you can start in a similar way firegex, cloning this repository and executing this command
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```bash
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python3 start.py start --prebuilt
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python3 run.py start --prebuilt
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```
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Without the `--prebuilt` flag, it will build the docker image from source, which may take longer.
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sh <(curl -sLf https://pwnzer0tt1.it/firegex.sh)
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# Or manually force standalone mode:
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python3 start.py start --standalone
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python3 run.py start --standalone
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# Or directly using the one-command installer:
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sh <(curl -sLf https://pwnzer0tt1.it/firegex.sh) --standalone
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# Check status
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python3 start.py status [--standalone]
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python3 run.py status [--standalone]
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# Stop standalone mode
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python3 start.py stop [--standalone]
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python3 run.py stop [--standalone]
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```
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Standalone mode automatically:
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If the server is restarted, docker mode will automatically restart the service, while standalone mode will require you to run the start command again manually.
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Cloning the repository start.py will automatically build the docker image of firegex from source, and start it.
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Cloning the repository run.py will automatically build the docker image of firegex from source, and start it.
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Image building of firegex will require more time, so it's recommended to use the version just builded and available in the github packages.
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This is default behaviour if start.py is not in the firegex source root directory.
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This is default behaviour if run.py is not in the firegex source root directory.
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By default firegex will start in a multithread configuration using the number of threads available in your system.
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The default port of firegex is 4444. At the startup you will choose a password, that is essential for your security.
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All the configuration at the startup is customizable in [firegex.py](./start.py) or directly in the firegex interface.
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All the configuration at the startup is customizable in [firegex.py](./run.py) or directly in the firegex interface.
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