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   Bjarni Rúnar Einarsson said on 2011-11-14, 21:54
   Without knowing what operating system you are on, it is hard to give a proper answer. But if you are running Linux, you probably want to check out the RPM or Debian packages. The Wiki has the details. :-)
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   Nick said on 2011-11-15, 02:25
   You can also cheat with nohup:
   
   $ nohup python pagekite.py myname.pagekite.me &
   
   Nohup will leave PageKite running in the background after you logout.
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   Bjoern said on 2012-04-19, 08:45
   To start pagekite on Power-ON add fowlling line to your crontab:
   ---
   @reboot /path/to/pagekite.py
   ---
   works with '.pagekite.rc' created by 'pagekite.py --signup'
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   Bjarni Rúnar Einarsson said on 2012-04-21, 02:14
   I really must reiterate my recommendation of using the .rpm og .deb packages if you can. Other solutions are hackish at best. :-)
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   Kyle Roth said on 2019-04-17, 22:55
   You can also try using a tmux session. Enter a session ('tmux new -s kites'), run pagekite.py, and then press 'Ctrl+b' and then 'd' to detach. You can then logout and the kite will continue flying. Reattach with 'tmux a -t kites'. See more about tmux at https://hackernoon.com/a-gentle-intro....
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   AndrewP said on 2021-07-12, 20:55
   Is there a way to start PageKite as a windows service?
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