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Running a doorman service
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See the Readme in under ``network-management`` for detailed building instructions.
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Configuration file
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At startup Doorman reads a configuration file, passed with ``--configFile`` on the command line.
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This is an example of what a Doorman configuration file might look like:
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.. literalinclude:: ../../network-management/doorman.conf
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Invoke Doorman with ``-?`` for a full list of supported command-line arguments.
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Bootstrapping the network parameters
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When Doorman is running it will serve the current network parameters. The first time Doorman is
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started it will need to know the initial value for the network parameters.
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The initial values for the network parameters can be specified with a file, like this:
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.. literalinclude:: ../../network-management/initial-network-parameters.conf
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And the location of that file can be specified with: ``--initialNetworkParameters``.
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Note that when reading from file:
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1. ``epoch`` will always be set to 1,
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2. ``modifiedTime`` will be the Doorman startup time
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``epoch`` will increase by one every time the network parameters are updated.
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