signal
Controls an already supervised service.
Interface
signal [ -h ] [ -wu | -wU | -wd | -wD | -wr | -wR ] [ -abqHkti12pcysodDuUxOrP ] service...
This command expects to find an already supervised service and an already running scandir.
This command is the heart of 66 concerning service state change. Every other 66 command that need to send a signal to a service pass through this command.
Multiple services can be handled by separating their names with a space.
This command handles interdependencies.
Options
- -h: print this help.
- -P: Do not handle service dependencies. In such cases, the signal command will not attempt to send signal to the services that are dependent on the service, regardless of their current state.
- -wu: do not exit until the service is up.
- -wU: do not exit until the service is up and ready and has notified readiness.
- -wd: do not exit until the service is down.
- -wD: do not exit until the service is down and ready to be brought up and has notified readiness.
- -wr: do not exit until the service has been started or restarted.
- -wR: do not exit until the service has been started or restarted and has notified readiness.
- -a: send a SIGALRM signal.
- -b: send a SIGABRT signal.
- -q: send a SIGQUIT signal.
- -H: send a SIGHUP signal.
- -k: send a SIGKILL signal.
- -t: send a SIGTERM signal.
- -i: send a SIGINT signal.
- -1: send a SIGUSR1 signal.
- -2: send a SIGUSR2 signal.
- -p: send a SIGSTOP signal.
- -c: send a SIGCONT signal.
- -y: send a SIGWINCH signal.
- -o: once. Equivalent to '-uO'.
- -d: send a SIGTERM signal then a SIGCONT signal.
- -D: bring down service and avoid to be bring it up automatically.
- -u: bring up service.
- -U: bring up service and ensure that service can be restarted automatically.
- -x: bring down the service and propagate to its supervisor.
- -O: mark the service to run once at most.
- -r: restart service by sending it a signal(default SIGTERM).
Usage examples
Send a SIGHUP signal to foo
66 signal -H foo
Send a SIGHUP signal to foo by signal name
66 signal -s SIGHUP foo
Triggers a log rotation of foo-log
66 signal -a -P foo-log
Take down foo and block until the process is down and the finish script has completed
66 signal -wD -d foo
Bring up foo and block until it has sent notification that it is ready. Exit if it is still not ready after 5 seconds.
66 -T 5000 -wU -u foo
