stardog-admin server start
Description
Starts the Stardog Server.
Usage
stardog-admin server start [ --bind <network interface> ] [ --daemon ] [ --disable-security ] [ --enable-ssl ] [ --foreground ] [ --home <home> ] [ --no-cors ] [ --port <port> ] [ --require-ssl ] [ -s <encryption passphrase> ] [ --ssl-cert-required ] [ --ssl-port <ssl-port> ] [ --upgrade ] [ {-v | --verbose} ]
Options
| Name, shorthand | Description |
|---|---|
--bind <network interface> | Specify the address of the network interface the Stardog server should bind to, the default is 0.0.0.0 Port should be specified separately with the –port option. |
--daemon | Flag to start this application in the background without waiting for the server to start listening. |
--disable-security | Disable security flag. If this flag is set, security for the server is completely disabled. |
--enable-ssl | Enable SSL for the server; server will automatically enable SSL on a per-connection basis to support secure & unsecured clients. |
--foreground | Flag to start this application in the foreground. |
--home <home> | Stardog home directory location. |
--no-cors | No CORS support flag. If this flag is set, CORS support in the HTTP server will be disabled. |
--port <port> | Specify the port the server will bind to |
--require-ssl | Require SSL for the server; client connections which do not use SSL will be immediately closed. |
-s <encryption passphrase> | passphrase to access encrypted databases |
--ssl-cert-required | Server requires clients to use a valid certificate when connecting via SSL; automatically enables SSL and requires its usage. |
--ssl-port <ssl-port> | Specify the port the server will bind for SSL. Default is –port for –require-ssl, [–port + 1] for –enable-ssl |
--upgrade | Automatically upgrade any indexes which use an obsolete format |
-v, --verbose | Flag that can cause more detailed information to be printed such as errors and status. Exact output depends upon the command and options used. |
Discussion
By default, the HTTP server listens on 0.0.0.0:5820. A different port for the server can be specified with the –port option and a different bind location using –bind.
Examples
Start a Stardog server with the default options:
$ stardog-admin server start
Start a Stardog server with security disabled:
$ stardog-admin server start --disable-security
Run a Stardog server on localhost only with a different port
$ stardog-admin server start --bind 127.0.0.1 --port 5804
Start a Stardog server which requires SSL connections from clients
$ stardog-admin server start --require-ssl