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control

Skill115 starsChanged 8 days agoLicence not identifiedView on GitHub

Use when controlling a running Synchronet instance — recycling/reloading, shutdown, pause, clearing the failed-login list, or forcing a timed event. Covers cross-platform **semaphore files** in `ctrl/`/`data/` (`recycle`/`shutdown`/`pause`/`clear` with per-server `.<service>` and per-host `.<hostname>` suffix variants for shared-`ctrl/` setups), POSIX signals to `sbbscon` (SIGTERM/etc. = quit, SIGHUP = recycle-all), OS service managers (systemctl, service, launchctl, sc.exe), Windows front-ends (sbbsctrl, sbbsNTsvcs), the `node rerun` utility, the "won't recycle while in use" gotcha, and the `NO_RECYCLE` flag. For control via MQTT — often preferred even on the same host — see the `mqtt` skill. Trigger on "recycle the web server", "restart sbbs", "pause connections", "clear failed-login list", "send a signal to sbbs", "force a timed event", or "remove an IP ban".

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