EARLY ACCESS 0.1.1

Install SecureServe

These instructions create a local evaluation instance. Begin in a controlled environment, keep the administrator dashboard bound to loopback, and do not expose it directly to the public internet.

macOS — signed universal PKG

1. Download the universal PKG for Apple silicon or Intel.
2. Verify the downloaded package:

cd ~/Downloads
shasum -a 256 SecureServe-0.1.1-notarized-macos-universal.pkg

The result must match the same filename in SHA256SUMS.txt.

3. Install the Apple-notarized package:

sudo installer \
  -pkg ~/Downloads/SecureServe-0.1.1-notarized-macos-universal.pkg \
  -target /

4. Create a private working directory and copy the configuration template:

mkdir -p ~/SecureServe
cd ~/SecureServe
cp /usr/local/share/doc/secureserve/config.example.json ./config.json
chmod 700 ~/SecureServe
chmod 600 ./config.json

5. Start SecureServe from that directory:

cd ~/SecureServe
/usr/local/bin/secureserve

Linux — x86-64 or ARM64

1. Download the archive for your server architecture:

• Linux x86-64 for most Intel and AMD servers
• Linux ARM64 for 64-bit ARM systems

2. Verify the archive. Replace the filename if you downloaded ARM64:

cd ~/Downloads
sha256sum SecureServe-0.1.1-notarized-linux-amd64.zip

3. Extract it into a private directory:

mkdir -p ~/secureserve
unzip ~/Downloads/SecureServe-0.1.1-notarized-linux-amd64.zip \
  -d ~/secureserve
cd ~/secureserve/SecureServe-0.1.1-notarized-linux-amd64
chmod 700 .
chmod 755 ./secureserve
cp ./config.example.json ./config.json
chmod 600 ./config.json

For ARM64, use the ARM64 archive and extracted directory names.

4. Start the evaluation server:

./secureserve

First-run files

SecureServe creates config.json and a local data/ directory in the working directory. The generated administrator credential is stored at data/initial-admin-password.txt with restrictive permissions and is removed after the password is changed.