application

Control the core Delta Control process when starting Refinery

refinery application [option]
Options:
--license-status         --ssh-user               --stop-all
--show-license-file      --start-control          --stop-control
--ssh-sudo-as            --start-daemon           --stop-daemon
--ssh-target             --status                 --version

--start-control

Start the Delta Control process.

--stop-control

Stop the Delta Control process.

--start-daemon

Start the Delta Control daemon process.

Supports the additional SSH options described below.

--stop-daemon

Stop the Delta Control daemon process.

Supports the additional SSH options described below.

--status

Check the status of the Delta Control and Delta Control daemon processes on the current server.

--stop-all

Stop all KX Refinery processes, Delta Control and Delta Control daemon processes throughout the entire Refinery application.

Requires manual confirmation before it will stop the processes.

--version

List all the KX packages that form the Refinery installation.

Requires Delta Control to be online to provide its own version information.

--license-status

Get the active Delta license information from Delta Control and prints it to the console.

--show-license-file

Print the latest on-disk Delta license file to the console.

SSH options

--ssh-target hostname

Starts the Delta Control daemon process on the specified server via SSH.

Requires SSH public keys to be set up between the server running the CLI and the target server. (SSH authentication mode publickey.)

When running the CLI in debug mode, the SSH authentication mode keyboard-interactive is also supported. This is not recommended for general use.

--ssh-user username

Use this username to SSH to the target server instead of the current user name.

--ssh-sudo-as username

Wrap the daemon start command in a sudo call with this user.

It is recommended that the sudo user is configured via /etc/sudoers to not require a password.

If the sudo user cannot be configured without a password, it can be specified only when running the CLI interactively.