Changeset 1922
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- 08/31/08 18:37:10 (3 months ago)
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- cherokee/trunk/ChangeLog (modified) (1 diff)
- cherokee/trunk/Makefile.am (modified) (1 diff)
- cherokee/trunk/cherokee-worker.1 (modified) (2 diffs)
- cherokee/trunk/cherokee.1 (modified) (4 diffs)
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cherokee/trunk/ChangeLog
r1921 r1922 1 1 2008-08-31 Alvaro Lopez Ortega <alvaro@alobbs.com> 2 3 * cherokee.1, cherokee-worker.1, Makefile.am: Updates the manual 4 pages. Now cherokee.1 shows the information and cherokee-worker.1 5 is only a note. Additionally information about the signal handling 6 was added to the cherokee man page. 2 7 3 8 * cherokee/main_worker.c: Updates the signals. There were not cherokee/trunk/Makefile.am
r1699 r1922 16 16 cherokee-tweak.1 \ 17 17 cherokee-admin.1 \ 18 cherokee- guardian.118 cherokee-worker.1 19 19 20 20 # pkg-config cherokee/trunk/cherokee-worker.1
r1919 r1922 13 13 .\" the Free Software Foundation, 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. 14 14 .\" 15 .TH cherokee-worker1 "August 31, 2008"15 .TH Cherokee-Worker 1 "August 31, 2008" 16 16 .\" Please update the above date whenever this man page is modified. 17 17 .\" … … 27 27 .\" for manpage-specific macros, see man(7) 28 28 .SH NAME 29 cherokee-worker \- Cherokee Web Server 29 cherokee-worker \- Cherokee Web Server internal worker 30 30 .SH SYNOPSIS 31 31 .B cherokee-worker [options] 32 32 .SH DESCRIPTION 33 \fBcherokee\fP is an extremely fast, flexible and embeddable web server. 33 \fBcherokee-worker\fP is an part of Cherokee, an extremely fast, 34 flexible and embeddable web server. This executable is meant to be 35 invoked only by \&\fIcherokee\fR\|(1). Executing it directly is a 36 discouraged practice. 34 37 .\" .PP 35 38 .\" It also... 36 .SH OPTIONS 37 This command will launch the Cherokee webserver as a stand alone 38 instance. It accepts the following parameters: 39 .SH DEVELOPMENT 40 This binary implements the Cherokee Web Server functionality, although 41 it misses a few security features implemented on the main executable: 42 \&\fIcherokee\fR\|(1). 39 43 .TP 8 40 .B \-h, --help 41 Prints a brief help message and terminates execution 42 .TP 8 43 .B \-V, --version 44 Prints Cherokee's version and terminates execution 45 .TP 8 46 .B \-t, --test 47 Perform a sanity check on the configuration file. The server will not run. 48 .TP 8 49 .B \-d, --detach 50 Launches the server as a background process (default behaviour is to 51 stay attached to the controlling terminal). 52 .TP 8 53 .B \-C, --config=PATH 54 Specifies an alternative path for the configuration file to use instead 55 of the default cherokee.conf 56 .TP 8 57 .B \-p, --port=PORT 58 TCP port number to which the server will listen. 59 .TP 8 60 .B \-r, --documentroot=PATH 61 Launches a server exposing statically the specified directory. When 62 launched with \-r, the configuration file is ignored, and the Cherokee 63 instance runs with its default values. 64 .TP 8 65 .B \-i, --print 66 Print server technical information. 67 .SH BUGS 68 .SS Bug reports 69 I would appreciate hearing of any problems you have with Cherokee. I 70 would also like to hear from you if you have successfully used Cherokee, 71 especially if you are using it for a distribution. 72 .PP 73 Report bugs to 74 .B http://bugs.cherokee-project.com 75 .PP 76 There is a mailing list for discussion among Cherokee users and for 77 announcements of new and test versions. To join, send a message to 78 cherokee-admin@cherokee-project.com with the line: 79 .PP 80 .B subscribe cherokee 81 .PP 82 in the body of the message. The submission address is cherokee@cherokee-project.com. 83 .SH "SEE ALSO" 84 You will probably want to launch Cherokee via its guardian wrapper: lease refer to \&\fIcherokee\fR\|(1) 85 . 86 Note that in in Debian systems, a startup/shutdown script 87 /etc/init.d/cherokee is provided, and will probably be the most 88 convenient invocation method. 44 Executing it alone could be only useful for debugging purposes. 89 45 .SH AUTHOR 90 46 Alvaro Lopez Ortega <alvaro@alobbs.com>. Manual page maintained by Taher Shihadeh <taher@unixwars.com> cherokee/trunk/cherokee.1
r1919 r1922 13 13 .\" the Free Software Foundation, 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. 14 14 .\" 15 .TH cherokee 1 "August 31, 2008"15 .TH Cherokee 1 "August 04, 2008" 16 16 .\" Please update the above date whenever this man page is modified. 17 17 .\" … … 27 27 .\" for manpage-specific macros, see man(7) 28 28 .SH NAME 29 cherokee \- Cherokee web server safe invoker29 cherokee \- Cherokee Web Server 30 30 .SH SYNOPSIS 31 .B cherokee 31 .B cherokee [options] 32 32 .SH DESCRIPTION 33 \fBCherokee\fP is an extremely fast, flexible and embeddable web 34 server. \fBcherokee\fP is the recommended way to invoke 35 cherokee-worker - It will launch Cherokee with any options specified to it 36 via the command line, and monitor it. In case Cherokee ends 37 abnormally, it will be immediately re-launched. 38 .PP 39 This program was previously called cherokee\-guardian, but became the 40 main binary to invoke Cherokee since release 0.9. 33 \fBcherokee\fP is an extremely fast, flexible and embeddable web server. 34 .\" .PP 35 .\" It also... 36 .SH OPTIONS 37 This command will launch the Cherokee webserver. It accepts the 38 following options: 39 .TP 8 40 .B \-h, --help 41 Prints a brief help message and terminates execution 42 .TP 8 43 .B \-V, --version 44 Prints Cherokee's version and terminates execution 45 .TP 8 46 .B \-t, --test 47 Perform a sanity check on the configuration file. The server will not run. 48 .TP 8 49 .B \-d, --detach 50 Launches the server as a background process (default behaviour is to 51 stay attached to the controlling terminal). 52 .TP 8 53 .B \-C, --config=PATH 54 Specifies an alternative path for the configuration file to use instead 55 of the default cherokee.conf 56 .TP 8 57 .B \-p, --port=PORT 58 TCP port number to which the server will listen. 59 .TP 8 60 .B \-r, --documentroot=PATH 61 Launches a server exposing statically the specified directory. When 62 launched with \-r, the configuration file is ignored, and the Cherokee 63 instance runs with its default values. 64 .TP 8 65 .B \-i, --print 66 Print server technical information. 67 .SH SIGNALS 68 The following signals are supported by Cherokee: 69 .TP 8 70 \fBSIGHUP\fR, Restarts the server gracefully 71 .TP 8 72 \fBSIGUSR1\fR, Restarts the server closing all the opened connections 73 .TP 8 74 \fBSIGUSR2\fR, Reopens the log files 75 .TP 8 76 \fBSIGTERM\fR, Exits 41 77 .SH BUGS 42 78 .SS Bug reports … … 44 80 would also like to hear from you if you have successfully used Cherokee, 45 81 especially if you are using it for a distribution. 82 .PP 83 Report bugs to 84 .B http://bugs.cherokee-project.com 46 85 .PP 47 86 There is a mailing list for discussion among Cherokee users and for … … 53 92 in the body of the message. The submission address is cherokee@cherokee-project.com. 54 93 .SH "SEE ALSO" 55 For information on the options which Cherokee itself accepts, 56 please refer to \&\fIcherokee\-worker\fR\|(1) 94 95 Cherokee can be run also with the either this command or 96 \&\fIcherokee-worker\fR\|(1). This last option is discouraged if you 97 are not developing though. 57 98 . 58 Note that in in Debian systems, a startup/shutdown script99 Note that most of the systems, a startup/shutdown script such as 59 100 /etc/init.d/cherokee is provided, and will probably be the most 60 101 convenient invocation method.