Windows service and Linux start scripts

Windows

In the main Hydra directory there's a WindowsService subfolder which contains batch scripts to install and uninstall Hydra as a service. Run them as administrator.

Linux

In the main Hydra directory there are two folders systemd and upstart. Check them out. Take the scripts as a pointer. I'm not a linux expert.

Ubuntu/LinixMint 20 - systemd install

Assumptions

• You know basic Linux commands in the terminal
• You know how to unzip a file (unzip nzbhydra2-3.9.0-linux.zip -d ~/Downloads/nzbhydra2-3.9.0-linux)
• You know how to edit a file
• You have unzipped the nzbhydra2-3.9.0-linux.zip into your home's Downloads directory (~/Downloads/nzbhydra2-3.9.0-linux)
• You have python 3 installed

Tested on LinuxMint 20.1 with nzbHydra2 v3.9.0

High Level Steps

• Create a system account called nzbhydra2
• Copy over executables and conf files
• Edit nzbhydra2 service
• Install Service

Create nzbhydra2 system account:

sudo adduser --system --no-create-home --group nzbhydra2

Copy nzbhydra2 to /opt:

cd ~/Downloads/nzbhydra2-3.9.0-linux
sudo mkdir -p /opt/nzbhydra2
sudo cp nzbhydra2* LICENSE changelog.md readme.md /opt/nzbhydra2

Set permissions:

sudo chown -R nzbhydra2:nzbhydra2 /opt/nzbhydra2/

Edit nzbhydra2.service in systemd:

vi systemd/nzbhydra2.service

Change the following to look like this:
User=nzbhydra2
Group=nzbhydra2
WorkingDirectory=/opt/nzbhydra2/ ExecStart=python3 /opt/nzbhydra2/nzbhydra2wrapperPy3.py --nobrowser

Install nzbhydra2 service:

sudo cp systemd/nzbhydra2.service /lib/systemd/system/

Enable the service on system startup:

sudo systemctl enable nzbhydra2

Start the service:

sudo systemctl start nzbhydra2

Check to see if the status is running:

sudo systemctl status nzbhydra2

To stop the service:

sudo systemctl stop nzbhydra2

To disable the auto startup:

sudo systemctl disable nzbhydra2