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Download and Install MyCount

sudo git clone https://github.com/NadimGhaznavi/mycount
cd mycount
sudo ./scripts/install.sh

Network configuration

Installation creates /opt/prod/mycount/conf/mycount.json using the defaults in DMyCount.CMDB_NETWORK. Existing files are preserved during reinstall and upgrade. CMDB discovery continues to read the default inventory from the code.

The generated file contains all four network uses: http and https for Caddy, report for MyCount Control, and backend for the collector. Each use has an IPv4 interface and an integer port between 1 and 65535. For example, to change only the report server’s binding, the file can contain:

{
  "network": {
    "report": {
      "interface": "127.0.0.1",
      "port": 62000
    }
  }
}

Omitted uses and fields take their values from CMDB_NETWORK. When no config file exists, the defaults apply. Invalid files cause startup to fail with a field-specific error rather than silently ignoring the settings.

Edit the production file, then apply the settings from the installed directory:

sudoedit /opt/prod/mycount/conf/mycount.json
cd /opt/prod/mycount
sudo ./scripts/restart.sh

The restart command validates the config, regenerates and reloads Caddy, updates the public router mappings, and restarts the collector, report server, and router worker. Each MyCount process reads its configuration once; edits take effect after restart. Use this command when changing network settings so Caddy’s upstream and listeners are also updated.

Control’s --host and --port arguments still override its configured binding for an individual invocation. Database and GeoIP connections retain their separate settings because they are outbound dependencies.

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Uninstall MyCount

Navigate to the local git repo you created when you downloaded and installed MyCount:

cd mycount
sudo ./scripts/uninstall.sh

If you deleted the local repo, you can just git clone it again.