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I have localized all of the configuration files in **/usr/local/etc**:
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**dashboard.ini** - configuration for the dashboard (with some values also take from dstargateway.cfg)<br/>
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**dgwremotecontrol.cfg** - configure remote control port and password<br/>
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**dgwtimeserver.cfg** - this controls time announcements and other parameters<br/>
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**dstargateway.cfg** - configure the gateway itself<br/>
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The program **systemctl** is how your manage these services (as root using sudo) there are five functions which you will typically control
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**enable** - turning on automatic startup when you reboot the system<br/>
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**status** - tells you the current status of the service<br/>
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**start** - start up a service that is currently inactive<br/>
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**stop** - stop an active service<br/>
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**restart** - issues a stop followed by a start<br/>
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**disable** - turning off automatic startup when reboot<br/>
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for example:
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** sudo systemctl status dsgwdashboard<br/>
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sudo systemctl enable dsgwdashboard<br/>
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sudo systemctl start dsgwdashboard<br/>
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sudo systemctl stop dsgwdashboard<br/>
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sudo systemctl restart dsgwdashboard<br/>
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sudo systemctl disable dsgwdashboard<br/>
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sudo systemctl status dgwtimeserver<br/>
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sudo systemctl enable dgwtimeserver<br/>
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sudo systemctl start dgwtimeserver<br/>
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sudo systemctl stop dgwtimeserver<br/>
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sudo systemctl restart dgwtimeserver<br/>
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sudo systemctl disable dgwtimeserver<br/> **
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and so forth.
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To view the systemctl manual - type<br/>
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**man systemctl**
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Also spend some time with [DStarGateway README](https://github.com/F4FXL/DStarGateway/README.md) (and the README.md in each subdirectory)
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