To kill gnump3d I run 'ps aux' and look for gnump3d in the results, get
it's pid number and kill it via 'kill -9 <pid#> as root'
To run the program again just type this as root at the command line:
/usr/bin/gnump3d --fast --background
The same string can be put into rc.local so the program will start on
every reboot. The 'background' option runs the process as a daemon and
is essentially the same as ending the command with the ampersand (&).
The 'fast' option tells the program to NOT reindex the list of songs.
You only need to do that when you add songs, otherwise it is a waste of
time. I think the default behavior should be not to index unless told to
do so.
Stan
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