SUDO quick Reference Guide
April 29, 2012Usr/local/etc
Usr – OS
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Permissions to do
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sudo kill
sudo killall
sudo chown
sudo mkdir
sudo rmdir
mysql Status
serveradmin status mysql
myaql Status
serveradmin settings mysql
Start / Stop mysql
/usr/sbin/serveradmin start mysql
/usr/sbin/serveradmin stop mysql
To move a database to a new location:
sudo /usr/sbin/serveradmin stop mysql
sudo cp -Rp /oldpath/mysql /newpath/
sudo /usr/sbin/serveradmin settings mysql:databaseLocation = /newpath/mysql
sudo /usr/sbin/serveradmin start mysql
To change the database location:
sudo /usr/sbin/serveradmin stop mysql
sudo /usr/sbin/serveradmin settings mysql:databaseLocation = /path/to/new/ database/
sudo /usr/sbin/serveradmin start mysql
To set/change the root password:
sudo /usr/sbin/serveradmin stop mysql
sudo /usr/sbin/serveradmin settings mysql:rootPassword = password
sudo /usr/sbin/serveradmin start mysql
To start Tomcat:
$ sudo /Library/Tomcat/6.0/bin/startup.sh
Open Terminal and enter the following command.
$ sudo serveradmin settings web:IfModule:_array_id:mod_ssl.c:SSL PassPhraseDialog=builtin
Start Apache with the command:
$ sudo serveradmin start web
When prompted, enter the certificate passphrase.
To stop Web service:
$ sudo serveradmin stop web
To see if Web service is running:
$ sudo serveradmin status web
To see complete Web service status:
$ sudo serveradmin fullstatus web
To view log paths:
$ sudo serveradmin command web:command = getLogPaths
To see if Web service is running:
$ sudo serveradmin status web
To see complete Web service status:
$ sudo serveradmin fullstatus web
To change several settings:
$ sudo serveradmin settings
web:setting = value
web:setting = value
web:setting = value
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To view a setting:
$ sudo serveradmin settings web:setting
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