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OPENXPKICTL(1) User Contributed Perl Documentation OPENXPKICTL(1)

openxpkictl - start/stop script for OpenXPKI server

openxpkictl [options] COMMAND

 Commands:
   start            Start OpenXPKI daemon
   stop             Stop OpenXPKI daemon
   reload           Reload the configuration
   restart          Restart OpenXPKI daemon
   status           Get OpenXPKI daemon status
   version          Print the OpenXPKI version and license info

See below for supported options.

Available commands:
start
Starts the OpenXPKI daemon.
stop
Stops the OpenXPKI daemon.
reload
Reloads the OpenXPKI daemon, re-reading the config repository. Note: Some changes need a restart, see the documentation!
restart
Restarts the OpenXPKI daemon.
status
Checks the OpenXPKI daemon status.
version
Print information on the version and license.

--help
Print a brief help message and exits.
--man
Prints the manual page and exits.
--config|cfg PATH
Use PATH to point to the configuration repository (base of yaml tree). Defaults to /usr/local/etc/openxpki/config.d
--instance|i NAME
Shortcut to set the config path when running multiple instances using the proposed config path layout (/usr/local/etc/openxpki/instance/config.d).
--version
Print program version and exit.
--debug MODULE:LEVEL
Set specific module debug level to LEVEL (must be a positive integer). Higher values mean more debug output. MODULE must be a module specification (e. g. OpenXPKI::Server) and may contain Perl Regular expressions.

LEVEL can be specified as a decadic or binary number (e.g. 5 or 0b101). LEVEL defaults to 1 if not specified.

If MODULE is omitted the given LEVEL will be set for all modules.

You can add multiple --debug options on one command line.

Examples:

  --debug
 (equivalent to --debug .*:1)

  --debug OpenPKI::Server
  (equivalent to --debug OpenXPKI::Server:1)

  --debug OpenPKI::Server:100
  (equivalent to --debug OpenXPKI::Server:100)

  --debug OpenPKI::Server:10 --debug OpenXPKI::Crypto::.*:20
    
--debug MODULE[=BITMASK]
Show debug messages of MODULE whose level fits into the given BITMASK (i.e. "level AND BITMASK == level"). BITMASK can be specified as a decadic or binary number (e.g. 5 or 0b101). If not given BITMASK defaults to 1.
--nocensor
Turn off censoring in the Debug module.
--keep-temp-files yes
Do not delete temporary files. WARNING: Files might contain confidential data!
--no-detach|nd
Do not fork away the control process - useful to run inside containers or from systemd.
--foreground|fg
Does not fork program away and uses a non-forking server. This limits the OpenXPKI server to handle only one request at a time, so this is pretty much useful only for debugging and profiling.

DO NOT USE THIS FOR PRODUCTION.

openxpkictl is the start script for the OpenXPKI server process.

The openxpkictl script returns a 0 exit value on success, and >0 if an error occurs.
2022-05-14 perl v5.32.1

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