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Linux - Stop and Start Iguana

Linux - Stop and Start Iguana

On Linux, Iguana is running as a systemd daemon. We make it possible to use Iguana as a command process to stop and start Iguana using:

sudo ./iguana --service start

and

sudo ./iguana --service stop

Another helpful command if you want to ‘bounce’ an iguana server, this will restart it:

sudo ./iguana --service restart

If you know systemd you can use your regular systemctl commands to stop and start Iguana.

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