Stop Gnix - Shell-Bash

Stop Gnix is a Shell-Bash command that is used to stop the Gnix daemon process. Gnix is a web server that is written in Go language. It is a popular choice for serving static files or acting as a reverse proxy.

Usage

The command to stop Gnix is:

stop gnix

This command will send a SIGTERM signal to the Gnix daemon process which will initiate a graceful shutdown, allowing all active connections to complete their operations before terminating.

Options

There are no options for the stop gnix command.

Examples

stop gnix

This command will stop the Gnix daemon process gracefully.

Conclusion

The stop gnix command is a simple yet powerful command that allows you to stop the Gnix daemon process gracefully. It is essential to use this command if you need to stop the server and want to ensure that active connections are properly closed before shutting down.