zorpctl - start and stop zorp instances

zorpctl command [instance ...]

zorpctl starts and stops zorp(8) instances based on the contents of the instances.conf(5) file.

You can pass more than one instance names on the command line to start or stop several instances.

If an error occurs while stopping or starting an instance, an exclamation mark is appended to the instance name as zorpctl processes requests, and a summary is printed when the program exits.

start

Starts the specified Zorp instance(s)

force-start

Starts the specified Zorp instance(s) even if they are disabled

stop

Stops the specified Zorp instance(s)

force-stop

Forces the specified Zorp instance(s) to stop using the KILL signal.

restart

Restart the specified Zorp instance(s)

force-restart

Forces the specified Zorp instance(s) to restart by stopping them using the KILL signal.

reload

Reload the specified Zorp instance(s)

status

Status of the specified Zorp instance(s)

gui-status

Status of the specified Zorp instance(s)

version

Display Zorp version information

inclog

Raise the specified Zorp instance(s) log level by one

declog

Lower the specified Zorp instance(s) log level by one

log

Change various log related settings in the specified Zorp instance(s). This command have further arguments, check the --help (or -h) parameter to see their meaning.

szig

Display internal information from the given Zorp instance(s). This command have further arguments, check the --help (or -h) parameter to see their meaning.

help

Display this screen

zorpctl start zorp_ftp

The command above starts a zorp instance named zorp-ftp with parameters described in the instances.conf file.

The default location for instances.conf is /etc/zorp/instances.conf.

This manual page was written by Balázs Scheidler <bazsi@balabit.hu>.