servicecontrol usage
servicecontrol is a script intended to perform a number of functions
allow one program to turn on/off any other program
log output of that program
restart program if it crashes (for whatever reason)
monitor that program’s resource utilisation and reboot if necessary
Syntax
The syntax is:
servicecontrol <paramters> "<program with its own parameters>"
As usual you can get help by typing:
serviceconrol --help
Which will produce the built-in help on the available syntax:
usage: servicecontrol.py [-h] [--start] [--addr ADDR] [--port PORT]
[--no-echo] [--autorestart] [--cpurestart CPURESTART]
[--log LOG] [-i]
cmd
positional arguments:
cmd The command to parse
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--start Immediately start software (do not wait for start())
--addr ADDR xmlrpc address, default=localhost
--port PORT xmlrpc port, default=9001
--no-echo Do not display output to stdout
--autorestart Restart on crash
--cpurestart CPURESTART
Set CPU threshold to automatically restart service at
--log LOG Filename to log to (default is None - stdout only)
-i, --interact
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