Adds teosd.service to run teos as daemon - #176
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@jochemin @decentralizedb you may want to give this a look |
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Hey @jochemin @decentralizedb @lunaticoin, this is the only thing blocking |
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I tried this configuration, and it worked. It's equivalent to having: I suggest changing it because it's clearer to read putting both options on the same line. |
This builds on top of the work from the work by @decentralizedb and @jochemin. It is mainly just re-arranging the code and readmes to fit the reviews. Co-authored-by: decentralizedb <decentralized.b@protonmail.com> Co-authored-by: jochemin <jochemin@gmail.com>
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Addressed comments and rebased master |
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This builds on top of the work from the work by @decentralizedb and @jochemin in #138. It is mainly just re-arranging the code and readmes to fit #138 (review), but they did all the heavy lifting.
Close #138