When installed on a Linux system, the M5 Monitor Service runs as a systemd Daemon service. Here are a few commands to help administrate this service:
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Command |
Description |
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sudo systemctl status m5monitor |
Shows status of M5 Monitor Service (service). |
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sudo systemctl enable m5monitor |
Enable the service to automatically start on reboot. |
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sudo systemctl start m5monitor |
Starts the service, even if not configured. |
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sudo systemctl stop m5monitor |
Stops the service. |
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sudo systemctl restart m5monitor |
Restarts the service. |
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sudo journalctl -u m5monitor.service |
Displays the latest log information (or tail the current daily log file in /usr/share/PTAGIS/M5/Log |
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sudo apt remove m5monitor |
Uninstall M5 Monitor Service, but keep the configuration and data files. |
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sudo apt purge m5monitor |
Uninstall M5 Monitor Service and remove configuration and data files. |