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Review and update installation instructions.
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## Installation
**TODO: rework section!**
~~Currently the service doesn't have a
*conventional*
installer but rather has to
be registered using the
`InstallUtil.exe`
tool coming with the .NET framework. A
The AutoTx service doesn't have a
*conventional*
installer but rather has to be
registered using the
`InstallUtil.exe`
tool coming with the .NET framework. A
PowerShell script to help with the installation is provided with each AutoTx
package. To use the script, follow these steps:
~~
package. To use the script, follow these steps:
-
Log on to the computer using an account with adminstrative privileges.
-
Edit the
`ScriptsConfig.ps1`
settings file, adjust the values according to
your setup.
-
Open a PowerShell console using the
`Run as Administrator`
option. This is
absolutely crucial, as otherwise
`InstallUtil`
will fail to do its job. Simply
being logged on to the computer as an admin is
**NOT SUFFICIENT!**
The script
-
Open a PowerShell console using the
`Run as Administrator`
option. The script
[
Run-ElevatedPowerShell.ps1
](
Scripts/Run-ElevatedPowerShell.ps1
)
can be used
to start a shell with elevated permissions.
-
Navigate to the installation package directory, run the
`Install-Service.ps1`
script.
-
Supply the two required configuration files in the
`conf/`
subdirectory of
the service installation location and start the service using
`Start-Service
AutoTx`
.
### Manual Installation
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