How to restart FileWave components
There may be times where you will need to restart all components within the FileWave server, or just a single component (postgres or apache). From your macOS or Linux server you can type "fwcontrol", which should give examples of fwcontrol usage.
Step-by-step guide
macOS or Linux Server
You need to prefix commands with sudo to run them with elevated privileges.
Windows Server
Make sure to start the command prompt with admin rights (Windows → cmd → r-click → Run as administrator)
At a command prompt:
sudo fwcontrol server stop sudo fwcontrol server start
"C:\Program Files (x86)\FileWave\bin\fwcontrol" server stop "C:\Program Files (x86)\FileWave\bin\fwcontrol" server start
You can also accomplish the same end goal by performing a single command:
sudo fwcontrol server restart
"C:\Program Files (x86)\FileWave\bin\fwcontrol" server restart
It is a matter of preference, but some admins will prefer to execute a stop, then a manual start so that they can see all processes are indeed stopped.
Subcomponents can be individually stopped as follows:
sudo fwcontrol apache start|stop|restart sudo fwcontrol postgres start|stop|restart sudo fwcontrol scheduler start|stop|restart sudo fwcontrol client start|stop|restart sudo fwcontrol booster start|stop|restart
"C:\Program Files (x86)\FileWave\bin\fwcontrol" apache start|stop|restart "C:\Program Files (x86)\FileWave\bin\fwcontrol" postgres start|stop|restart "C:\Program Files (x86)\FileWave\bin\fwcontrol" scheduler start|stop|restart
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