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=Stop/Start the modwrt service= | =Stop/Start the modwrt service= | ||
Modwrt is a service running as deamon. It can be stopped and started | Modwrt is a service running as deamon. It can be stopped and started using the commands below. | ||
/etc/init.d/modwrt stop | /etc/init.d/modwrt stop | ||
/etc/init.d/modwrt start | /etc/init.d/modwrt start | ||
=Run modwrt in debug = | |||
First of all stop the modwrt service as shown above. Then run | |||
modwrt | |||
All connection information will printed on the terminal. | |||
Latest revision as of 12:23, 13 August 2019
Accessing the shell prompt
If not password has been set in the web interface the shell prompt can be accessed using telnet.
telnet modwrt
Otherwise use ssh to get to the prompt
ssh root@modwrt
telnet and ssh tool are available using Putty if not on a *nix computer.
Stop/Start the modwrt service
Modwrt is a service running as deamon. It can be stopped and started using the commands below.
/etc/init.d/modwrt stop
/etc/init.d/modwrt start
Run modwrt in debug
First of all stop the modwrt service as shown above. Then run
modwrt
All connection information will printed on the terminal.