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Where are the configuration folder?

config.json ” for client’s configuration to a dedicated server

metrics.json” for metrics configuration.

config.json

This file contains client’s configuration:

{

"HttpVerifyCert" : false,

"HttpTimeout" : 10000000000,

"ServerAddress" : "_gytpol",

"ArchiveFolderPath" : "archive"

}

Fields explanations:

HttpVerifyCert - Indicate whether to validate the server’s certificate when using HTTP requests.

HttpTimeout - Determine the timeout (in Nano Seconds) for HTTP requests.

ServerAddress - The address of the GYTPOL server.

ArchiveFolderPath - Folder (relative to /opt/gytpol) in which reports are being saved to before sending them to the server./config


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Uninstalling

Debian: sudo dpkg —remove gytpol-client

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It is highly recommended to take a backup of important data before making any changes to the system to mitigate any potential data loss. Always exercise caution when executing commands that may impact system configurations.

Configuring an Internal Proxy Server for a Linux Client

To set up an internal proxy server for a Linux client, follow these steps.

On the Linux Operating System:

1. Open Terminal

Access the terminal on your Linux client.

2. Run the Command

Enter the following command to create a configuration file with your organization's proxy server details:

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cat << EOF > /opt/gytpol/environ
HTTPS_PROXY=http://<internal-proxy-server>:port 
EOF

3. Verify the Configuration

The command will create a file located at /opt/gytpol/environ containing the proxy server settings.

Outcome

A file named environ will be created in the /opt/gytpol/ directory. This file will contain the configuration for your internal proxy server.

Info

Ensure to replace http://<internal-proxy-server>:port with your actual proxy server address and port.


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macOS

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Identify and choose the right package according to the table below:

Platform

Architecture

Terminal output

Package file

macOS

Intel chipset

i386

gytpol-client-<version>_amd64.pkg

macOS

Apple silicon

arm

gytpol-client-<version>_arm64.pkg

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