Usage

> wi

Example

$$1 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T15:12:27]: wi

License: CLOUD Enterprise edition
Version=WebtoB 5.0 SP 0 Fix #0 Linux-K2.6_x86 FD16384 B41 epoll 2016/02/03

         maxuser = UNLIMITED, 
         node_count = 1, 
         svgrpcount = 0, 
         svr_count = 0, svc_alloc_count = 512

WebtoB All Node Info: node_count = 1: 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  no   name     nodeport  racport  shmkey  shmsize0 shmsize1 shmsize2 hth 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
   0   webtob     7777     3333    196608    200360  1978068     1748   1

Usage

> config [-d][-n][-vh VHOST name][-g SVRGROUP name][-v SERVER name]
       [-s SERVICE name][-dir DIRECTORY name][-u URI name][-a ALIAS name]
       [-l LOGGING name][-e EXT name][-ssl SSL name][-pssl PROXY_SSL name]
       [-tcpgw TCPGW name][-rproxy REVERSE_PROXY name]
       [-rpg REVERSE_PROXY_GROUP name][-ll LOGLEVEL name][-headers HEADERS name]
       [-access ACCESS name][-pc PRECEDING_COMMAND name]
       [-t HTH_THREAD name]

Example

The following is an example of using the -n option to display the NODE section settings. For more information on the NODE configuration items, refer to "3.3.1. Configuration Items" .

$$9 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T15:14:46]: cfg -n
    NODE(0): Name = webtob,
         HostName = "webtob",
         DocRoot = "/root/webtob_docroot/",
         SvrRoot = "/root/wb-5000-clean/",
         Method = "GET, POST, HEAD, OPTIONS",
         ShmKey = 54000,
         Hth = 1,
         HthQTimeout(hqt) = 0,
         NodePort = 7777,
         Port = "8080",
         JsvPort = 9999,
         ...
         Logging = "log1",
         ErrorLog = "log2",
         SysLog = "syslog",
         ...
         CheckURL = Y,
         CheckURLTo = "euc-kr",
         CheckURLFrom = "utf-8",
         SSIMaxDepth = 16

Usage

> history

Example

$$5 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T15:14:47]: history
        5: history
        4: ci -s 
        3: ci 
        2: ci -s
        1: ci

Usage

> !

Example

$$6 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T15:14:49]: !4 ci -s
       Clients  Unique IPs  Dropped
       -------  ----------  -------
HTH 0        0           0        0
  All        0           0        0

Usage

> ci [-s][-S][-vh Virtual Host name][-h HTH number]

Example

Usage

> si [server name 1,server name 2,..]

Example

The following is the command output.

$$1 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T15:17:20]: si

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 hth   svrname (svri)   status      reqs     count cqcnt    aqcnt qpcnt emcnt rscnt rbcnt
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   0  MyGroup    (  1)   RDY          12        12     0        0     0     0     0     0
   0  cgi        (  2)   RDY           0         0     0        0     0     0     0     0
   0  php        (  3)   RDY         352       352     0        0     0     0     0     0

The following describes each output item.

Usage

> st [-v server name 1,server name 2,..][-j JSV server name 1,JSV server name 2,..]
     [-p server process name 1,server process name 2,..]
     [-rpg Reverse Proxy Group name 1,Reverse Proxy Group name 2,..]
     [-rproxy Reverse Proxy name 1,Reverse Proxy name 2,..]
     [-tcpgw TCPGW name 1,TCPGW name 2,..]
     [-s Service name 1,Service name 2,..][-h HTH number]
     [-T][-t]

Example

Usage

> suspend [-v server name]

Example

The following is an example of suspending a PHP server. Check the server status with st-v to check that the status has been changed to BLK.

$$1 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T15:56:57]: suspend -v php
Server(php) is supended
$$2 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T15:57:07]: st -v

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 hth   svrname (svri)   status      reqs     count cqcnt    aqcnt qpcnt emcnt rscnt rbcnt
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   ...
   0  php        (  3)   BLK         539       539     0      403     0     0     0     0
   ...

Usage

> resume [-v server name]

Example

The following is an example of resuming a suspended PHP server. Use the command st-v to check that the status has been changed to RDY.

$$3 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T15:57:27]: st -v resume -v php
Server(php) is resumed
$$4 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T15:57:37]: st -v
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 hth   svrname (svri)   status      reqs     count cqcnt    aqcnt qpcnt emcnt rscnt rbcnt
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   ...
   0  php        (  3)   RDY         539       539     0      403     0     0     0     0
   ...

Usage

> qpurge [-v server name]

Example

The following is an example of deleting requests in a PHP server queue. Purged_count displays number of requests deleted.

$$11 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T15:58:52]: qpurge -v php
q for svr php is purged: purged_count = 6

Usage

> set [-n NODE name][-vh VHOST name][-g SVRGROUP name][-v SERVER name][-s SERVICE name]

Example

The following is an example of checking the MaxQCount value by using cfg -v php and changing its value by using the set command. After executing the set command, the MaxQCount value is changed to 100.

$$10 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:01:32]: cfg -v php
    SERVER(3): Name = php,
         SvgName = phpg,
         MinProc = 10,
         MaxProc = 10,
         MaxQCount(mq) = 0,
         ...
$$11 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:01:42]: set -v php mq 100
new value (100) is set for section = SERVER, name = php, fld = mq
$$12 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:01:52]: cfg -v php
    SERVER(3): Name = php,
         SvgName = phpg,
         MinProc = 10,
         MaxProc = 10,
         MaxQCount(mq) = 100,
         ...

Usage

> discon [-h HTH number] -a | -i idle time | -c Client ID [-f]

Example

The following is an example of checking a client ID by using the ci command and then disconnecting the client 15 forcibly by using discon command.

$$16 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:02:42]: ci
HTH   0:   RDY
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 no   status count idle    local_ipaddr:port    remote_ipaddr:port  spri   user
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   15    RDY     0    2    172.16.1.107:8080     172.16.1.202:36505   -1
   ... 

$$17 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:02:55]:  discon -c 15
client (hth0: 15) is disconnected

Usage

> cachelist

Example

The following is an example of the response to the request "/index.html" stored in cache. The rest of the request path is used only for internal server debugging.

$$1 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:02:15]:  cachelist
Cache contents files are created in /root/wb-5000-clean/log/cachelist/. Please check the directory.

Sample output file:
0 webtob:8080/index.html 5 0 2016/02/03:14:59:45 10 0 327043 5 2016/02/03:15:48:56 (1253083736)
Total cached response=1
Total content length=5

Usage

> cacherefresh {-a | -h | -i | -j | -r | -u URL}

Example

The following is an example of deleting all responses from the cache.

$$1 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:04:57]:  cacherefresh -a

The following is an example of only deleting responses of "test.domain.com/test.html".

$$2 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:05:07]:  cacherefresh -u test.domain.com/test.html

Usage

> clilisten {on | off}

Example

The following is an example of removing listen ports.

$$18 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:05:17]: clilisten off
client listen blocked

The following is the result of checking listen ports from a Linux console. It is assumed the listen port is 8080.

[root@webtob ~]# netstat -ant
Active Internet connections (servers and established)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address               Foreign Address             State      
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:9090                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:681                 0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:111                 0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:8080                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:631               0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN
...

The following is the result after executing clilisten off. It shows that listen port 8080 has been removed.

[root@webtob ~]# netstat -ant 
Active Internet connections (servers and established)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address               Foreign Address             State      
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:9090                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:681                 0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:111                 0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:631               0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN
...

Usage

> logstart (logs)

> logend (loge)

Example

The result of the st -p command is saved in the following log.txt file.

$$1 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:05:55]: logstart log.txt
logging start ok
$$2 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:05:59]: st -p
...
$$3 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:06:05]: logend
logging end ok
$$4 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:06:25]: 

Usage

> ll [Logger name][-l level | -o option]

Example

The following command changes logger ".hth" level to DEBUG. The changed value can be checked by using cfg -ll.

$$6 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:06:35]: ll .hth -l DEBUG
Log level is successfully updated. logger=.hth, level=DEBUG, options=

Usage

> patchinfo

Example

The following is an example of executing patchinfo from a released WebtoB version.

$$1 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:07:35]: patchinfo

----------
Released (2015/01/29) : 5.0.0.0-B41.0.0 
----------

Usage

> rebootsvr new_file old_file

Usage

> repeat [-i second] [-k count| -f second] command

Example

The following is an example of repeating the command 'st –s' 30 times every 5 seconds.

$$9 webtob (wsadm) [2016-02-03T16:08:02]: r -i 5 -k 30 st -p