Service Examples

Termux Service

Using OpenList as an example. Termux services default to the working directory /data/data/com.termux/files/home:

Option 1: fill in exactly how you start it in Termux
- For openlist, just enter openlist server — same as starting it inside Termux
Option 2: use a dedicated folder (keep service files organized)
- Create an openlist folder under the home directory yourself
- If openlist lives at /data/data/com.termux/files/home/openlist, enter cd ./openlist;openlist server or openlist server --data ./openlist/data as the start command
Enter 5244 as the port; once running, you can open the service page from the port
On first launch of openlist, check the logs for the password field

Using Memos as an example. Binary services default to the working directory /data/media/0/Server (external storage /storage/emulated/0/Server):

Create a memos folder under Server, extract the downloaded memos_0.xx.0_linux_arm64.tar.gz, and put the executable memos inside
The binary must already be executable (chmod +x ./memos, i.e. permission 755). This module does not change binary file permissions — handle it yourself, and place dependent libraries and resources in the same folder
Enter cd ./memos;./memos as the start command: cd ./xxx switches into the folder, ./xxx launches the binary
memos listens on 8081 by default; add --port 5230 to use port 5230 instead (see the official docs for other flags). Entering 8081 in the port field enables the jump link on the service page