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| ==Prerequisites==
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| * Basic familiarity with Linux.
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| * A Linux server running '''Debian version 9''' (''Stretch'') or newer, or '''Ubuntu version 16''' (''Xenial Xerus'') or newer.<br>To use earlier versions you will need to determine how to install a '''Java 8''' runtime, which may not be a straightforward process and is beyond the scope of this guide.
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| * Root access to your server (i.e. <code>su</code>/<code>sudo</code>).
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| * PuTTY or any other SSH program to connect to your server. This allows for copying/pasting of commands.
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| * One or more 'active' [https://e-hentai.org/hentaiathome.php Hentai@Home Clients] on your account.
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| * An open port through which the client can accept connections from the internet, as explained in the [[Hentai@Home#Minimum Requirements|minimum requirements]] section.<br>In particular, you may need to choose a port number greater than 1023 to avoid having to run the client as root.
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| * This guide assumes a server-style environment, typical of VPS/cloud-hosted systems. Installation on desktop or IoT systems, for example, may require doing some things differently.
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| ===Optional Tools===
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| To perform the installation, you may also require the following:
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| * A command-line HTTP client such as <code>wget</code> or <code>curl</code>.
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| * A zip-file extractor such as <code>unzip</code>.
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| * A text editor such as <code>nano</code> or <code>vi</code>.
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| On some distributions, such as ''Minimal Ubuntu'', standard command-line tools might not be present by default. Use <code># apt install</code> to install these packages as needed.
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| ===Take Note===
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| * Linux is case-sensitive with file names. Therefore, it is best to use lowercase names everywhere to make it easier for yourself.
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| * Commands starting with '''$''' are to be run as current user, those starting with '''#''' as root.
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| * Before installing packages, refresh the package manager by running <code># apt update</code>.
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| * H@H 1.6.0 and above uses SSL certificates. For them to work properly, you need the '''ntp''' package, which keeps the server's date and time in sync. It is normally installed by default.
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| ==Overview==
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| At a glance, the steps to install H@H are as follows, with further details in the subsequent sections:
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| * Install a Java version 8 (or newer) runtime environment.
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| * Obtain and configure the latest H@H client software.
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| * Define a service (systemd 'unit' file) to run it.
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| ==Installing Java==
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| Start by checking whether a Java runtime is already available by running:
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| <pre>$ java -version</pre>
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| A result such as <code>openjdk version "1.8.0_242"</code>, where the version number is 1.8 or greater, indicates that your server has a suitable Java runtime and you can skip to the next section.
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| If you see a result such as <code>java: command not found</code>, no Java runtime is installed yet.
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| Examine the default JRE package:
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| <pre># apt show default-jre-headless</pre>
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| You should expect to find a line in the output such as <code>Depends: '''openjdk-8'''-jre-headless, java-common</code>. If '''openjdk-7''' or lower is listed instead, your OS version may be too old to install a Java 8 runtime by conventional means — refer to the [[#Prerequisites|Prerequisites]] section.
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| Install the JRE:
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| <pre># apt install default-jre-headless</pre>
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| If you're planning to use H@H in GUI mode at any point, you should instead install the package <code>default-jre</code> (without the ''-headless'' suffix). Otherwise, the headless package will suffice.
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| Once complete, run <code>$ java -version</code> again to verify the result.
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| ==Preparing the H@H Client==
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| It is recommended to create a dedicated service account to run the H@H client.<br>This is achieved with the command:
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| <pre># adduser hath</pre>
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| Login as the newly created user, then download and extract the H@H client software:<br>(Replace <code>VERSION</code> with the version number of the latest release, which can be found on the [https://e-hentai.org/hentaiathome.php Hentai@Home Clients] page)
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| <pre># login hath
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| $ wget 'https://repo.e-hentai.org/hath/HentaiAtHome_VERSION.zip'
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| $ unzip HentaiAtHome_VERSION.zip</pre>
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| Launch the client by running:
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| <pre>$ java -jar HentaiAtHome.jar</pre>
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| You should be prompted to enter your ''Client ID'' and ''Client Key'', which can be found on the [https://e-hentai.org/hentaiathome.php Hentai@Home Clients] page.
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| Once the client has successfully authenticated with the server, press <code>ctrl+C</code> to quit the client, then proceed to the next section.
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| ==Defining the H@H Service==
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| Use the following command to create a new ''unit file'' defining the service:
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| <pre># systemctl edit hath.service --full --force</pre>
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| Insert the following text and save the file:
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| <pre>[Unit]
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| Description=Hentai@Home
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| After=local-fs.target remote-fs.target network.target
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| [Service]
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| Type=simple
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| User=hath
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| WorkingDirectory=/home/hath
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| SuccessExitStatus=143
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| ExecStart=/usr/bin/java -jar HentaiAtHome.jar
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| Restart=on-failure
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| [Install]
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| WantedBy=multi-user.target</pre>
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| (The line <code>SuccessExitStatus=143</code> is needed because the Java process may return a non-zero exit code even after a graceful shutdown).
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| Now start the service:
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| <pre># systemctl start hath</pre>
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| ==Testing and Monitoring==
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| You can see the current status of your H@H service by running:
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| <pre># systemctl status hath</pre>
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| The output should indicate whether the service is active, and shows the last few lines of console output from the H@H process itself.
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| You can also read the two log files <code>log_out</code> and <code>log_err</code>, which are found in <code>/home/hath/log/</code>.
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| One way to confirm that the client is listening for connections is to open <code>https://ADDRESS:PORT/robots.txt</code> in a web browser, where <code>PORT</code> is the port number configured for the client and <code>ADDRESS</code> is the internet-facing IP address of your server.<br>If the connection is established the browser will most likely present a HTTPS certificate error – bypass the error and a text file should be served to you.
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| ==See also==
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| *[[Hentai@Home]]
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| [[Category:E-Hentai Galleries]]
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