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After changing directory to the 'staging/client' folder or the 'staging/server' folder, either program can be run as follows:
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```
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$ ./server.sh (port)
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$ ./client.sh (hostname) (port) (command) (arguments)
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$ ./server (port)
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$ ./client (hostname) (port) (command) (arguments)
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```
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alternatively, for guidance:
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```
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$ ./JobServ/bin/jobserv-server
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$ ./JobServ/bin/jobserv-client help
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$ ./server
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$ ./client help
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```
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# Distribution
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At this point you can copy the staging/client or staging/server folders to any environment in which their Certificate CN's are valid.
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# Testing
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Running the gradle test task, or the buildwrapper will run all junit tests.
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Currently that includes a test of certificate based authentication (Mutual TLS) and unit tests for the thread safe process control module
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