Service Control

WROLPi services can be managed through the Controller web interface, or via command line using systemd.

Using the Controller (Recommended)

The Controller provides a web-based interface to start, stop, restart services and view logs. See Service Management for details.

For advanced users or scripting, services can be controlled directly with these commands:

Service	Status	Logs	Restart	Stop	Start
API	`systemctl status wrolpi-api`	`journalctl -u wrolpi-api`	`systemctl restart wrolpi-api`	`systemctl stop wrolpi-api`	`systemctl start wrolpi-api`
React App	`systemctl status wrolpi-app`	`journalctl -u wrolpi-app`	`systemctl restart wrolpi-app`	`systemctl stop wrolpi-app`	`systemctl start wrolpi-app`
Map	`systemctl status renderd`	`journalctl -u renderd`	`systemctl restart renderd`	`systemctl stop renderd`	`systemctl start renderd`
Zim	`systemctl status wrolpi-kiwix`	`journalctl -u wrolpi-kiwix`	`systemctl restart wrolpi-kiwix`	`systemctl stop wrolpi-kiwix`	`systemctl start wrolpi-kiwix`
API DB	`systemctl status postgresql@15-main.service`	`journalctl status postgresql@15-main.service`	`systemctl restart postgresql@15-main.service`	`systemctl stop postgresql@15-main.service`	`systemctl start postgresql@15-main.service`
Map DB	`systemctl status postgresql@15-map.service`	`journalctl status postgresql@15-map.service`	`systemctl restart postgresql@15-map.service`	`systemctl stop postgresql@15-map.service`	`systemctl start postgresql@15-map.service`