Command-Line Tool: servbayctl

servbayctl is a command-line tool that provides developers with a way to manage ServBay services from the command line. With servbayctl, you can start, stop, reload, restart, kill, check status, and stop all services. Below is a detailed guide to using servbayctl.

Supported Commands and Parameters

servbayctl supports the following commands and parameters:

Usage: servbayctl {start|stop|reload|restart|kill|status|stop-all} {php|mariadb|pgsql|redis|memcached|caddy|dnsmasq} [-all|version]

Basic Commands

Here are the basic commands and examples for servbayctl:

Start Service

Start the specified service.

servbayctl start {service_name} [-all|version]

Example: Start PHP 7.4 service

servbayctl start php 7.4

Stop Service

Stop the specified service.

servbayctl stop {service_name} [-all|version]

Example: Stop PHP 7.4 service

servbayctl stop php 7.4

Reload Service

Reload the configuration of the specified service.

servbayctl reload {service_name} [-all|version]

Example: Reload PHP 7.4 configuration

servbayctl reload php 7.4

Restart Service

Restart the specified service.

servbayctl restart {service_name} [-all|version]

Example: Restart PHP 7.4 service

servbayctl restart php 7.4

Kill Service

Force kill the specified service process.

servbayctl kill {service_name} [-all|version]

Example: Kill PHP 7.4 service process

servbayctl kill php 7.4

Check Service Status

Check the running status of the specified service.

servbayctl status {service_name} [-all|version]

Example: Check PHP 7.4 service status

servbayctl status php 7.4

Stop All Services

Stop all running services.

servbayctl stop-all

Supported Services

servbayctl supports the following services:

• php
• mariadb
• pgsql
• redis
• memcached
• caddy
• dnsmasq

Example Operations

Here are some common operation examples:

Start All PHP Versions

servbayctl start php -all

Stop All MariaDB Versions

servbayctl stop mariadb -all

Restart Redis Service

servbayctl restart redis -all

Check Caddy Service Status

servbayctl status caddy -all

Stop All Running Services

servbayctl stop-all

Notes

• Using the -all parameter can operate on all versions of the specified service.
• The version parameter is used to specify a particular version of a service.
• For some operations, such as kill and stop-all, use with caution to avoid unintended service interruptions.