Hared
To use (with caution), simply run:
hared
The program reads a configuration file at /usr/local/etc/hared.ini or one specified as $HARED_INI. This INI file looks like this with the following defaults:
[defaults] verbose = False listenhost = localhost listenport = 8035 mqtthost = 127.0.0.1 mqttport = 1883 topic = logging/hare
FreeBSD:
pkg install py36-pip
You are encouraged to use our Go version of hared
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