# \#unix

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## [Customization of the init/service script for deb and rpm installations](https://faq.inetsoftware.de/t/customization-of-the-init-service-script-for-deb-and-rpm-installations/191)

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**Author:** [@GerryWeissbach](https://faq.inetsoftware.de/u/GerryWeissbach)\
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**Last updated:** [April 18, 2018, 8:27am UTC](https://faq.inetsoftware.de/t/customization-of-the-init-service-script-for-deb-and-rpm-installations/191 "2018-04-18T08:27:11Z")

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Starting with the installation packages in 2017 (i-net Clear Reports 2017, i-net PDFC 4 and i-net HelpDesk 8.1) there is a new, customizable service script for deb- and rpm based installations. The customizable scripts a…

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## [Server does not start after setting port to 80](https://faq.inetsoftware.de/t/server-does-not-start-after-setting-port-to-80/216)

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**Author:** [@GerryWeissbach](https://faq.inetsoftware.de/u/GerryWeissbach)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [September 14, 2018, 10:07am UTC](https://faq.inetsoftware.de/t/server-does-not-start-after-setting-port-to-80/216 "2018-09-14T10:07:43Z")

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Newer Linux system, such as Suse 12, do not allow non-root users to start processes in the port range below 1024. Since all of our products can be run as a webserver substitute they should be able to run on ports 80 and …

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## [How to Enable PAM Authentication for the Unix Service Installation](https://faq.inetsoftware.de/t/how-to-enable-pam-authentication-for-the-unix-service-installation/142)

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**Author:** [@sheidrich](https://faq.inetsoftware.de/u/sheidrich)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [July 5, 2017, 9:29am UTC](https://faq.inetsoftware.de/t/how-to-enable-pam-authentication-for-the-unix-service-installation/142 "2017-07-05T09:29:05Z")

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The Unix server installations of our products will be installed as a Unix daemon with the scripts located in the '/etc/init.d/'. The scripts are named as follows: for i-net Clear-Reports server: '/etc/init.d/clear-re…