The Mac OS X and Linux 64-bit versions of Iguana dynamically link to SSL libraries. If you encounter linking errors when first starting Iguana, then you need to check that: SSL is installed on your machine. The SSL libraries are in the link path. The names of the SSL libraries match the ones that Iguana require. If not, then you can create symbolic links to resolve the naming differences. For example: cd /usr/lib ln -s libssl.so libssl.so.0.9.7

To run the application as a daemon, type the following if you are using Iguana 3.3 or an older version:

/home/user/iNTERFACEWARE-Iguana/Iguana_service

If you are using Iguana 4.0 or later, type the following:

/home/user/iNTERFACEWARE-Iguana/iguana_service

When running as a daemon, the process may be killed by issuing a SIGTERM to the process id listed in the

Iguana.pid

An example startup shell script is provided below:

#!/bin/sh

#start Iguana 4.0 or later as an application
#/home/user/iNTERFACEWARE-Iguana/iguana --run

#start an older version of Iguana as an application
#/home/user/iNTERFACEWARE-Iguana/Iguana --run

#start Iguana 4.0 or later as a daemon
#/home/user/iNTERFACEWARE-Iguana/iguana_service

#start an older version of Iguana as a daemon
#/home/user/iNTERFACEWARE-Iguana/Iguana_service

To start the Iguana daemon automatically when the system is rebooted, add the following to your crontab file:

@reboot iNTERFACEWARE-Iguana/iguana_service

This command is executed after every reboot. The crontab file can be modified by running the following command:

crontab -e

For more information on crontab and its options, run the following command to view its manual page:

man 5 crontab