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How are apps started/stopped from the shell?
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It is beneficial to the RN314. At this stage we'd expect it to be available on the update server sometime this week.
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Re: How are apps started/stopped from the shell?
The latest firmware is actually ReadyNAS OS 6.5.2 which is now available!
We use systemctl for starting and stopping apps, as well as other services, yes. systemd service files are helpful for configuring things so that services start in the right order and for making sure that dependencies (if any) are running.
So you could use commands such as:
# systemctl stop fvapp-plexmediaserver
# systemctl start fvapp-plexmediaserver
# systemctl status -a fvapp-plexmediaserver
# systemctl restart fvapp-plexmediaserver
Starting and stopping things using SSH (like all changes using SSH) would be at your own risk. There are options in the GUI for starting and stopping apps. Though using SSH can be helpful for e.g. diagnosing why a service is failing to start if you can't get enough information when downloading the logs.
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It is beneficial to the RN314. At this stage we'd expect it to be available on the update server sometime this week.