WIREDCTL(1) BSD General Commands Manual WIREDCTL(1) NAME wiredctl -- wired(8) server control interface SYNOPSIS wiredctl start | stop | restart | reload | register | index | config | configtest | certificate | status | help DESCRIPTION wiredctl is a frontend to wired(8). It is designed to control the start- ing and stopping of the server in an easier manner. The commands are as follows: start Start the wired(8) daemon. stop Stops the wired(8) daemon. restart Restarts the wired(8) daemon. reload Tells the wired(8) daemon to reload its configuration by sending it the signal HUP. register Tells the wired(8) daemon to register with all configured trackers by sending it the signal USR1. index Tells the wired(8) daemon to index its files by sending it the signal USR2. config Prints the current active configuration. configtest Runs a configuration syntax test, to verify that the config file will be accepted. certificate Generates a new OpenSSL certificate using req(1). status Prints a status summary. help Prints a quick command guide. Additional argument flags passed with the start and restart commands are passed directly to wired(8), in addition to the default flags. The default flags can be set by opening wiredctl in any text editor and edit- ing the variable WIREDFLAGS. AUTHORS wiredctl and the Wired protocol were developed by Axel Andersson, Zanka Software. SEE ALSO wired(8), wired.conf(5) BSD Feb 5, 2007 BSD