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  1. Configuration

Daemon

Run Proksi in the background

Daemon mode only works if every path provide is absolute.

Any path defined using ./ won't work as the daemon will not be able to find it since it runs on a different path scope.

Command

Daemon mode is a mode that allows Proksi to run as a background process.

This is useful for running Proksi on a server, where you don't want to have to manually start and stop Proksi every time you want to use it.

To run Proksi as a daemon, you need to use the -d or --daemon flag.

For example, to run Proksi as a daemon, you can use the following command:

proksi -d -c /absolute-path-to-config-folder

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