anchor.diff:  +
   [source,bash]
   ----
  -$ service webanno start
  +$ systemctl start webanno
   ----
   +
   * Check the log output
   +
   [source,bash]
   ----
  -$ cat /var/log/webanno.log
  +$ journalctl -u webanno
   ----
   +
   * Stop {product-name} using
   +
   [source,bash]
   ----
  -$ service webanno stop
  +$ systemctl stop webanno
   ----
   
   == Running the standalone behind HTTPD
  
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  * Make sure that the file `/srv/webanno/webanno.conf` is owned by the root user. If this is
    not the case, {product-name} will ignore it and any settings made there will not have any effect. If
    you start {product-name} and intead of using the MySQL database, it is using an embedded database,
    then you should double-check that `/srv/webanno/webanno.conf` is owned by the root user.
  +
  [source,bash]
  
negative.code: = Running via embedded Tomcat (JAR)
  
  The {product-name} standalone JAR with an embedded Tomcat server and can be easily set up as a 
  UNIX service. This is the recommended way of running {product-name} on a server. 
  
  The instructions below expect a Debian Linux system. Details may vary on other OSes and Linux
  distributions.
  
  == Installing as a service
  
  To set it up as a service, you can do the following steps. For the following
  example, we assume that you install {product-name} in `/srv/webanno`:
  
  * Copy the standalone JAR file `webanno-standalone-{revnumber}.jar` to `/srv/webanno/webanno.jar`.
     Note the change of the filename to `webanno.jar`.
  