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ipfs daemon shutdown command #3034
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Assumes the IPFS daemon is already running locally. Probably this won't be needed when start/shutdown commands are added to the daemon ipfs/kubo#3034 Also assumes an IPFS docker container is running on the remote node. The image I am using is https://hub.docker.com/r/ipfs/go-ipfs/
Assumes the IPFS daemon is already running locally. Probably this won't be needed when start/shutdown commands are added to the daemon ipfs/kubo#3034 Also assumes an IPFS docker container is running on the remote node. The image I am using is https://hub.docker.com/r/ipfs/go-ipfs/ This is run using: REMOTE_NODE_DOMAIN="<IP_ADDR>" rake -f _plugins/ipfs_deploy.rake
we have this now. |
This is not an issue, but more of a query. I am sorry if this is not the right forum for it but as its specific to this command I was hoping to get some help here. I am working on something where I programatically start the ipfs node. I was trying to understand the shutdown code.
The ipfs daemon is running in a separate process. How is this able to stop the same running node? Is there some way this cmdenv is able to share memory between processes? I might have to go much deeper in code to understand this, so if anyone knows it on the top of their head I would really appreciate it! |
I'd be happy to answer this question on https://discuss.ipfs.io. |
Created a topic here: |
As of ipfs version 0.8.0-dev, |
@jcomeauictx please file a new bug. It looks like this was never actually added to the help text. |
Thanks, I'll pass for now. If I'm going to file a bug I might as well fix it and submit a pull request, and my plate is already overfull. |
It would be useful to have a command to be able to halt the daemon programmatically, either
ipfs daemon stop
oripfs daemon shutdown
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