Useful MediaCP Commands Print

Useful commands for managing MediaCP:

MUST CONNECT TO SSH USING ROOT

1. Starting MediaCP Service:

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   systemctl start mediacp

2. Stopping MediaCP Service:

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   systemctl stop mediacp

3. Restarting MediaCP Service:

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   systemctl restart mediacp

4. Checking MediaCP Service Status:

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   systemctl status mediacp

5. Viewing MediaCP Logs:

   • Main log:
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     tail -f /var/log/mediacp.log
   • Web log:
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     tail -f /var/log/mediacp/mediacp-web.log

6. Updating MediaCP (example):

   • Download new version (replace URL with actual URL):
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     wget https://example.com/mediacp-latest.tar.gz
   • Extract the archive:
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     tar -xzvf mediacp-latest.tar.gz
   • Stop current MediaCP:
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     systemctl stop mediacp
   • Replace old files with new files and update configurations.
   • Start updated MediaCP:
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     systemctl start mediacp

7. Managing MediaCP Services:

   • List all services managed by MediaCP:
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     mediacp services
   • Start, stop, or restart specific service (replace service-name with actual service name):
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     mediacp service start service-name

8. Checking MediaCP Version:

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   mediacp version

These commands should help you manage various aspects of your MediaCP installation. Always consult official documentation and resources for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding MediaCP commands and usage.