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How to run a custom token server (RVS)

Set up the server

  • put the index.php file into a webservers directory which runs PHP with the SQLite extension
  • either also put the empty dayon.db database file into the same directory or let it be generated for you when the first token is being generated
  • assure the user running the webserver has write access to the database file
  • for security reasons, ensure that the database file can not be downloaded

Set up the clients

In order your clients (eg. the assistant and the assisted) are going to use your own RVS, you need to put an assisted.yaml resp. assistant.yaml file either:

  • in the Dayon! home directory (.dayon)
  • in the user home directory
  • in the same directory as the .jar, resp. .exe file

These two files must both contain the same tokenServerUrl. The URL can be any valid URL - for example: tokenServerUrl: "https://example.org/token/"

Public token servers

Below you find a list of available public token servers that are free to use. Would you like to contribute and add your RVS to the list? let me know!

Check the availability of a token server by clicking on its link. If a version number is displayed directly, it is active.