Supported Linux variants:
✓ Ubuntu 16, 18
✓ RedHat/CentOS 8 (Beta)
✓ Raspberry Pi2, 3, 4 – Raspbain Jessie, Stretch, Buster or latest (Experimental)
✓ Raspberry Pi3 w/Ubuntu 18.04 32bit (Experimental)
GETTING STARTED #
From your linux device, run the following commands:
1. Download the Gabriel Linux command line interface. This is used to install and interact with Gabriel after install.
wget https://deb.myvirnetx.com/installers/gabriel_cmd
2. Make the gabriel_cmd script executable
chmod +x gabriel_cmd
3. Install and Activate
To install, run gabriel_cmd without any parameters and follow the prompts on screen:
sudo ./gabriel_cmd
▸ What about a scripted install?
RUNNING GABRIEL #
After install and on reboot Gabriel will automatically start. You can use systemctl commands to start, stop and restart gabriel. Example:
sudo systemctl restart gabriel
Activity & Logging | Learn More
While Gabriel is running, you can see activity written to the log file by running:
sudo tail -F /home/gabriel/.gabriel/logs/GabrielService.log
Running Gabriel Commands
Use gabriel_cmd to interact with your peers and other devices:
sudo ./gabriel_cmd fullhelp
UNINSTALL #
To remove Gabriel from your system, use the following steps:
1. Delete the Gabriel device from your account
2. Uninstall Gabriel services using:
sudo dpkg --remove gabrielserver
UPGRADING #
Gabriel updates automatically but if you need to trigger an update, use the following commands:
sudo gabriel_cmd --upgrade
Details of upgrade activity can be found by viewing the update.log:
cat /var/log/gabriel_update.log
