Running Sockso on a Server
If you want to install Sockso on a server without a GUI then you can start it up with the --nogui option, and you'll be presented with a console where you can manage everything.
Windows
$>windows.bat --nogui
Linux (and others)
$>sh linux.sh --nogui
To find out the available commands type help at the console.
For a list of other command line switches see the command line options page.
Sockso Properties
You can change Sockso's behaviour through the console by changing it's properties.
Administration Mode
If you have Sockso running in the background, maybe started via an init.d script it would be a pain to have to stop and start it so you can see the GUI to do some adminitration. So, if you're using MySQL as a backend, you have the option of starting Sockso in admin mode.
$> java -jar sockso.jar --admin --dbtype=mysql etc...
This will start up a version of Sockso without a web server so you can make changes to the process running in the background.
