CoLabs repo

1- Create an app-specific password on app store connect (instructions can be found by googling)

xcrun altool --store-password-in-keychain-item "Notarization-PASSWORD" -u "[email protected]" -p "YOUR-PASS-WORD-HERE"

Replace these:

• [email protected] with your Apple ID login
• YOUR-PASS-WORD-HERE with the app-specific passwrd you generated (you have to copy it right after generating)

2- Make sure you have these 2 certs and 2 private keys:

Otherwise you'll get random codesigning errors.

You'll need to install Packages for the packagebuild command and DropDMG ($25 download from Mac App Store) for the dropdmg command.

cd release

APPLEASC=M3Y658T3JB [email protected] INSTSIGNID=B7CFE6EC9EAE1AE69B4DA6BA9E417C579491613C ./distmac.sh 1.0

Replace these:

• APPLEASC: refers to apple dev team (Amunson Audio LLC)
• APPLEID: replace with your own apple ID email of your account on App Store Connect

INSTSIGNID is the SHA-1 hash of the Developer ID Installer certificate above. Do not replace this unless it changes. In which case you can look up how to get the SHA-1 hash from Keychain Access.

At the end, DropDMG will open, just direct it to the release folder and it'll continue running the script.

☑️ Set up essej/aooserver

☑️ Daemonized with below instructions

☑️ Logs: journalctl -u aooserver

☑️ Elastic IP allocated: 18.190.82.203

To create a persistent systemd service unit file for your binary /usr/local/bin/aooserver and configure it to start on server boot, follow these steps:

1. Create the Service Unit File: Open a terminal and use a text editor to create the service unit file:

   sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/aooserver.service

2. Add Configuration: Inside the text editor, add the following configuration to the aooserver.service file:

   [Unit]
   Description=Your Service Description
   After=network.target
   
   [Service]
   Type=simple
   ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/aooserver
   Restart=always
   RestartSec=3
   
   [Install]
   WantedBy=multi-user.target

   Replace Your Service Description with a meaningful description for your service.
3. Reload systemd: After creating or editing the service unit file, reload systemd to make it aware of the new service:

   sudo systemctl daemon-reload

4. Enable and Start the Service: Enable the service to start on server boot and start it:

   sudo systemctl enable aooserver.service
   sudo systemctl start aooserver.service

5. Check Service Status: You can check the status of your service using:

   sudo systemctl status aooserver.service

6. Restart, Stop, and Disable:
   • To restart the service: sudo systemctl restart aooserver.service
   • To stop the service: sudo systemctl stop aooserver.service
   • To disable the service from starting on boot: sudo systemctl disable aooserver.service

Now your aooserver binary will run as a persistent systemd service and will automatically start when the server boots up. The service will also be managed by systemd, providing features like automatic restarts in case of failure.

Please replace placeholders like service descriptions and paths with your actual values.