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Visit http://localhost:8080 and view the process configuration, status and logs.
For more features, see the Configuration file
CLI
$ webproc --help
Usage: webproc [options] <arg> [arg] ...
args can be either a command with arguments or a webproc file
Options:
--host, -h listening interface (default 0.0.0.0)
--port, -p listening port (default 8080, env PORT)
--user, -u basic auth username (env HTTP_USER)
--pass basic auth password (env HTTP_PASS)
--allow-ip, -a allow ip or cidr block (allows multiple)
--allow-country, -y allow ip range by 2-letter ISO country code (allows multiple)
--trust-proxy, -t trust proxy HTTP headers to provide remote ip address
--log, -l log mode (must be 'webui' or 'proxy' or 'both' defaults to 'both')
--on-exit, -o process exit action (default ignore)
--on-save, -s process save action (default restart)
--configuration-file, -c writable configuration file (allows multiple)
--restart-timeout, -r restart timeout controls when to perform a force kill (default 30s)
--max-lines, -m maximum number of log lines to show in webui (default 5000)
--version, -v display version
--help display help
Version:
X.Y.Z
Read more:
https://github.com/jpillora/webproc
Configuration
The CLI interface only exposes a subset of the configuration, to further customize
webproc, create a program.toml file and then load it with:
webproc program.toml
Here is a complete configuration with the defaults, only ProgramArgs is required:
# Program to execute (with optional Arguments). Note: the process
# must remain in the foreground (i.e. do NOT fork/run as daemon).
# example: ["/usr/bin/dnsmasq","-config","/etc/dnsmasq.conf"]
ProgramArgs = []
# Interface to serve web UI. Warning: defaults to ALL interfaces.
Host = "0.0.0.0"
# Port to serve web UI
Port = 8080
# Basic authentication settings for web UI
User = ""
Pass = ""
# IP addresses which should be allowed to access the web UI
# For example, ["10.0.0.0/8"]
AllowedIPs = []
# Log settings for the process:
# "both" - log to both, webproc standard out/error and to the web UI log.
# "webui" - only log to the web UI. Note, the web UI only keeps the last 10k lines.
# "proxy" - only log to webproc standard out/error.
Log = "both"
# OnExit dictates what action to take when the process exits:
# "ignore" - ignore and wait for manual restart via the web UI
# "proxy" - also exit webproc with the same exit code
# "restart" - automatically restart with exponential backoff time delay between failed restarts
OnExit = "ignore"
# OnSave dictates what action to take when saving a configuration file via the UI:
# "restart" - instantly restart the process
# "continue" - do not restart the process (restart button must be used)
OnSave = "restart"
# Configuration files to be editable by the web UI.
# For example, dnsmasq would include "/etc/dnsmasq.conf"
ConfigurationFiles = []
# After the restart signal (SIGINT) has been sent, webproc will wait for RestartTimeout before
# forcibly restarting the process (SIGKILL).
RestartTimeout = "30s"
Contributing
Install Go and setup your GOPATH
# setup go, get go-bindata and webproc
$ go get -u github.com/jteeuwen/go-bindata/...
$ go get -u -v github.com/jpillora/webproc
$ cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/jpillora/webproc
# ... edit source ...
$ go generate ./...
$ go install -v
$ $GOPATH/bin/webproc
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