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  • Introduction
  • 📑Prerequisites
    • Add Bot to Server
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  • 📥Install
    • Install on Linux
    • Install on macOS
    • Install on Windows
    • Install on DigitalOcean
    • Install on Docker
  • ⚙️Configure
    • Configure Bastion
    • Publish Commands
  • ▶️Run
    • Run on Linux
    • Run on macOS
    • Run on Windows
    • Run on Docker
  • 📤Update
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    • Update on Windows
    • Update on Docker
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      • Issues
      • Pull Requests
  • 🪜Migrate
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  1. Run

Run on macOS

If you have successfully installed Bastion, you will have a bastion.sh script that makes it easy to run Bastion without any hassle, among other things.

To start Bastion, first of all, you will need to navigate into the Bastion directory. That is where the script is!

cd ~/Bastion

Then, it is as simple as running this:

./bastion.sh --start

The bastion.sh script can do a whole lot of other things besides just helping you with running Bastion. Want to find out what else can it do? Simply, run ./bastion.sh to find out.

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