["Startup Options and Flags"]

Startup Options & Flags

ArozOS provide many startup options for use under many different conditions.

To list the flags and their usage, use

./arozos -h

Here is a list of startup flags supported in ArozOS 1.109

Usage of arozos.exe:
  -allow_autologin
        Allow RESTFUL login redirection that allow machines like billboards to login to the system on boot (default true)
  -allow_mdns
        Enable MDNS service. Allow device to be scanned by nearby ArOZ Hosts (default true)
  -allow_pkg_install
        Allow the system to install package using Advanced Package Tool (aka apt or apt-get) (default true)
  -allow_ssdp
        Enable SSDP service, disable this if you do not want your device to be scanned by Windows's Network Neighborhood Page (default true)
  -allow_upnp
        Enable uPNP service, recommended for host under NAT router
  -beta_scan
        Allow compatibility to ArOZ Online Beta Clusters
  -cert string
        TLS certificate file (.crt) (default "localhost.crt")
  -console
        Enable the debugging console.
  -demo_mode
        Run the system in demo mode. All directories and database are read only.
  -dir_list
        Enable directory listing (default true)
  -disable_ip_resolver
        Disable IP resolving if the system is running under reverse proxy environment
  -disable_subservice
        Disable subservices completely
  -enable_hwman
        Enable hardware management functions in system (default true)
  -hostname string
        Default name for this host (default "My ArOZ")
  -iobuf int
        Amount of buffer memory for IO operations (default 1024)
  -key string
        TLS key file (.key) (default "localhost.key")
  -max_upload_size int
        Maxmium upload size in MB. Must not exceed the available ram on your system (default 8192)
  -ntt int
        Nightly tasks execution time. Default 3 = 3 am in the morning (default 3)
  -port int
        Listening port (default 8080)
  -public_reg
        Enable public register interface for account creation
  -root string
        User root directories (default "./files/")
  -session_key string
        Session key, must be 16, 24 or 32 bytes long (AES-128, AES-192 or AES-256). Leave empty for auto generated.
  -storage_config string
        File location of the storage config file (default "./system/storage.json")
  -tls
        Enable TLS on HTTP serving
  -tmp string
        Temporary storage, can be access via tmp:/. A tmp/ folder will be created in this path. Recommend fast storage devices like SSD (default "./")
  -tmp_time int
        Time before tmp file will be deleted in seconds. Default 86400 seconds = 24 hours (default 86400)
  -upload_async
        Enable file upload buffering to run in async mode (Faster upload, require RAM >= 8GB)
  -upload_buf int
        Upload buffer memory in MB. Any file larger than this size will be buffered to disk (slower). (default 25)
  -uuid string
        System UUID for clustering and distributed computing. Only need to config once for first time startup. Leave empty for auto generation.
  -version
        Show system build version
  -wlan_interface_name string
        The default wireless interface for connecting to an AP (default "wlan0")
  -wpa_supplicant_config string
        Path for the wpa_supplicant config (default "/etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf")

Examples

Here are some examples for using arozos in different situations

Basics

Change port to port 80

Change hostname to "My Network Disk"

./arozos -port 80 -hostname "My Network Disk"

Enable TLS support (aka HTTPS)

Enable TLS
Change port to 443

Load the cert and key from file

./arozos -port 443 -tls=true -cert "mycert.crt" -key "mykey.key"

Access From Outside Home

Use case: You have a gateway NAT router with public IP address and you want to access your ArozOS Host outside your home with your public IP address

Enable UPNP
Don't use Port 80
Disable IP resolver (as it will always be your NAT router address anyway)
```
./arozos -allow_upnp=true -port 8123 -disable_ip_resolver=true
```

This operation will require your router to support UPnP function. If not, skip the "allow-upnp" flag and setup port forward in the router instead.

Deploying on Cloud VM

Use case: Deploying on AWS, Linode / Ramnode or Azure

Disable network discovery functions (as it is under virtual network anyway)
Disable package install to prevent changing to the production environment
Disable dir listing so users can't scan what files is located within the web server
Disable hardware management as there is no real hardware in VM

Disable IP resolver )in case you are running under reverse proxy, which in production environment is quite common)

./arozos -allow_mdns=false -allow_pkg_install=false -allow_ssdp=false -dir_list=false -enable_hwman=false -disable_ip_resolve=true

Deploying on Ultra Low Memory Single Board Computers

Use case: deploy on Pi zero w, ZeroPi or Orange Pi Zero that only has 512MB or even 256MB RAM

Lower the IO operation buffer (Optional)
Lower upload buffer memory from 25MB to 10MB

Under low memory environment (< 2GB RAM), ArozOS will automatically switch to "low memory upload mode" in which it will use WebSocket chunk based upload instead of Form Post Upload method.

./arozos -iobuf 512 -upload_buf 10

Deploying on a Thin Client that its primary drive only has less than 16GB space

Use case: 2nd hand thin client as NAS, Really tight budget personal cloud storage build

Assume you have an external storage devices (e.g. an external SSD ) plugged in and mounted as /media/storage

Move user root and tmp folders outside of the installation disk

Reduce max file upload size from 8GB to 25MB

./arozos -tmp "/media/storage/" -root "./media/storage/files/" -max_upload_size 25

Deploying as the Server for Automated Services / Panels

Use case: Weather station, digital billboard and other IoT devices that require auto login

Enable Auto Login
```
./arozos -allow_autologin=true
```

and follow up the setting in the Auto Login Mode System Setting tab

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