Linux command
daemonize 命令
文本
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常用示例
Example
daemonize [command] [arguments]
Example
daemonize -p [path/to/pidfile] [command] [arguments]
Example
daemonize -l [path/to/lockfile] [command] [arguments]
Example
sudo daemonize -u [user] [command] [arguments]
说明
daemonize runs a command as a Unix daemon. It handles the standard daemonization process: forking twice, creating a new session, changing to root directory, and closing standard file descriptors. Useful for programs that don't daemonize themselves but need to run as background services.
参数
- -p _pidfile_
- Write daemon PID to file
- -l _lockfile_
- Use lock file for single instance
- -u _user_
- Run as specified user
- -c _directory_
- Change to directory before running
- -o _file_
- Redirect stdout to file
- -e _file_
- Redirect stderr to file
FAQ
What is the daemonize command used for?
daemonize runs a command as a Unix daemon. It handles the standard daemonization process: forking twice, creating a new session, changing to root directory, and closing standard file descriptors. Useful for programs that don't daemonize themselves but need to run as background services.
How do I run a basic daemonize example?
Run `daemonize [command] [arguments]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -p _pidfile_ do in daemonize?
Write daemon PID to file