I have a virtual server setup similar to that in the Cookbook for maintenance mode. Before I used to login the admin, change vserver priorities and restart. Lately, I've been using the active/inactive feature in the vserver.
Now, I would like to know if there's any already developed way to do this in the command line, similar to Apache's enable site command. I need to automate the maintenance mode switching in a cron script. My first approach was going to parse cherokee.conf for my maintenance vservers, and edit the file to change priorities (I couldn't find which flag I could set just for enable/disable vserver). But this requires an ugly script and constant maintenance if I change vserver configs. I looked on cherokee-tweak, as thought it would be a good command to be available there, but no avail. So, if there's any cleaner way do this, I would appreciate learning about. If not, I recommend as a feature having a command like enable-vserver/disable-vserver on cherokee-tweak. _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
