System Status and Service Management

Quick Start

Check all services and system status:

bash ~/tools/status.sh

Service Management Scripts

Chrome (chrome.sh)

Manage Google Chrome with remote debugging capabilities.

bash ~/tools/chrome.sh install   # Install Chrome
bash ~/tools/chrome.sh start     # Start Chrome with debugging
bash ~/tools/chrome.sh stop      # Stop Chrome
bash ~/tools/chrome.sh status    # Check Chrome status

Features:

• Automatic display detection (VNC or headless)
• Remote debugging on port 9222
• Process management and duplicate prevention

VNC (vnc-start.sh)

Start VNC server and noVNC web interface.

bash ~/tools/vnc-start.sh

Access:

• VNC: localhost:5901
• noVNC Web UI: http://localhost:6080/vnc.html

Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared-tunnel.sh)

Manage Cloudflare tunnel for external access.

bash ~/tools/cloudflared-tunnel.sh

Requires: CF_TUNNEL environment variable

System Status (status.sh)

Comprehensive system and service health check.

bash ~/tools/status.sh

Checks:

• System resources (CPU, memory, disk)
• Software installations
• Service processes and ports
• Network connectivity
• Data directories
• Log files

Port Reference

Port	Service	Description
22	SSH	Remote shell access
5901	VNC	TigerVNC server
6080	noVNC	Web-based VNC client
9222	Chrome	Remote debugging protocol

Quick Diagnostics

If status.sh reports errors, follow the provided recommendations:

• Chrome not running: bash ~/tools/chrome.sh start
• VNC not running: bash ~/tools/vnc-start.sh
• Git missing: sudo apt install -y git
• Docker missing: curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com | sh

Log Locations

• Chrome: ~/data/browser/chrome/chrome.log
• Cloudflare Tunnel: ~/logs/tunnel.log
• System logs: ~/logs/