MCP Memory Service

#!/bin/bash # Install MCP Memory Service as a systemd service echo "Installing MCP Memory Service as a systemd service..." # Check if running as regular user (not root) if [ "$EUID" -eq 0 ]; then echo "Error: Do not run this script as root. Run as your regular user." exit 1 fi # Get current user and working directory CURRENT_USER=$(whoami) CURRENT_DIR=$(pwd) SERVICE_FILE="mcp-memory.service" echo "User: $CURRENT_USER" echo "Working directory: $CURRENT_DIR" # Check if service file exists if [ ! -f "$SERVICE_FILE" ]; then echo "Error: Service file $SERVICE_FILE not found!" exit 1 fi # Generate a unique API key API_KEY="mcp-$(openssl rand -hex 16)" echo "Generated API key: $API_KEY" # Update the service file with the actual API key sed -i "s/Environment=MCP_API_KEY=.*/Environment=MCP_API_KEY=$API_KEY/" "$SERVICE_FILE" # Copy service file to systemd directory echo "Installing systemd service file..." sudo cp "$SERVICE_FILE" /etc/systemd/system/ # Set proper permissions sudo chmod 644 /etc/systemd/system/mcp-memory.service # Reload systemd daemon echo "Reloading systemd daemon..." sudo systemctl daemon-reload # Enable the service to start on boot echo "Enabling service for startup..." sudo systemctl enable mcp-memory.service echo "" echo "✅ MCP Memory Service installed successfully!" echo "" echo "Commands to manage the service:" echo " Start: sudo systemctl start mcp-memory" echo " Stop: sudo systemctl stop mcp-memory" echo " Status: sudo systemctl status mcp-memory" echo " Logs: sudo journalctl -u mcp-memory -f" echo " Disable: sudo systemctl disable mcp-memory" echo "" echo "The service will now start automatically on system boot." echo "API Key: $API_KEY" echo "" echo "Service will be available at:" echo " Dashboard: https://localhost:8000" echo " API Docs: https://localhost:8000/api/docs" echo " Health: https://localhost:8000/api/health" echo "" echo "To start the service now, run:" echo " sudo systemctl start mcp-memory"