In the previous three articles I've covered the basics concerning the use of the JWT in Delphi (token generation, signature validation). In this, and in

Now that we have introduced the JSON Web Token in Part 1 and dissected it in Part 2, we are ready to fire up Delphi

In the first part I showed how to run a normal console application in the background, now is the time to build a real Linux daemon with Delphi!

First of all I want to thank my friend and

This will be a multipart article, in this first part I explore the options of launching a (console) Linux program in background, in the next part I will focus on building a proper Linux Daemon with Delphi. So

In the first part of this article, I introduced the concept of authentication, the benefits using token-based authentication (opposed to session-based authentication), the use of