The webinoly
command handles global server settings and advanced configurations. It allows you to:
- Block IP addresses and manage access control.
- Configure FastCGI Cache parameters and exclusions.
- Set up automated backups (local and S3-compatible).
- Define custom HTTP headers across multiple contexts.
- Enable SMTP for outbound email delivery.
- Manage SFTP access for secure file transfers.
- Apply additional MySQL settings, including remote access and password management.
These options give you fine-grained control over your server environment—all from a single, centralized command.
Tip: You can customize the Webinoly Configuration File to match your specific requirements—fine-tuning global settings, performance parameters, and service behaviors across your entire stack.
Syntax:
sudo webinoly <option>
Options:
- -backup
- –
blockip - -cache-valid
- -clear-cache
- -custom-headers
- -datadog
- -db-import
- –
dbpass - -default-site
- -dynvar
- -external-sources-update
- -info
- –
mysql -password - -mysql-public-access
- -query-string-cache
- -query-string-never-cache
- -timezone
- -tools-port
- -tools-site
- -server-reset
- -sftp
- -skip-cache
- -skip-cookie-cache
- –
smtp - -uninstall
- -update
- -verify
- -version
DEPRECATED: -conf-value_, -config-cache, -db-role-default, -external-db-save, -header-cache-control, -header-csp, -header-hsts, -header-permissions-policy, -header-referrer, -header-robots, -header-xcto, -header-xfo, -header-xssp, -login-www-data, -raw
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