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CATSIT(8)		     System Manager's Manual		       CATSIT(8)

NAME
     catsit -- catsitd control

SYNOPSIS
     catsit [-q] [-c control] start|stop|restart|status|drop|signal service ...

DESCRIPTION
     The  catsit utility controls the services managed by the catsitd(8) daemon.
     It does so by writing the remainder of its command line to a named pipe.

     Communication with catsitd(8) is unidirectional.  The daemon logs any feed-
     back with syslog.	The catsit utility waits a tenth of a second after send-
     ing  the  command	then  shows   recent   messages   from	 catsitd(8)   in
     /var/log/messages.

     The arguments are as follows:

     -c control
	     Set the path of the named pipe.

     -q      Do not show /var/log/messages.

     start   Start  any  matching  services which are not already started.  Ser-
	     vices scheduled for automatic restart are started	immediately  but
	     their restart intervals are not reset.

     stop    Stop   any   matching  services  which  are  not  already	stopped.
	     Processes are stopped using the TERM signal.

     restart
	     Restart any matching services.  Started services  will  be  stopped
	     and  started  again.   Stopped  services will be started.	Services
	     scheduled for automatic restart will  be  started	immediately  and
	     their restart intervals will be reset.

     status  Log the current status of any matching services.

     drop    Drop any matching stopped services from the services list.

     signal  Send the named signal to the processes of any matching started ser-
	     vices.  Signal names are case-insensitive.

     service ...
	     The  list	of  services  to  operate  on, using shell-style pattern
	     matching as in glob(7).  Patterns must be quoted to be  interpreted
	     by  catsitd(8) rather than the shell.  Each service name pattern is
	     operated on in order, but services matched by each pattern  are  in
	     unspecified order.

ENVIRONMENT
     CATSITD_PIPE
	     The path of the named pipe.  The -c flag overrides this variable.

FILES
     /var/run/catsitd.pipe
	     The default path of the named pipe.

EXAMPLES
     catsit restart pounce/tilde
     catsit INFO 'pounce/*'

SEE ALSO
     catsitd(8)

AUTHORS
     June Bug <june@causal.agency>

FreeBSD ports 15.quarterly     September 28, 2021		       CATSIT(8)

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