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thin1.8

NAME

thin - fast and very simple Ruby web server

SYNOPSIS

thin [options] start|stop|restart|config|install

DESCRIPTION

Server options:

-a, --address HOST

bind to HOST address (default: 0.0.0.0)

-p, --port PORT

use PORT (default: 3000)

-S, --socket FILE

bind to unix domain socket

-y, --swiftiply [KEY]

Run using swiftiply

-A, --adapter NAME

Rack adapter to use (default: autodetect) (rails, ramaze, halcyon, merb, mack, mack, file)

-R, --rackup FILE

Load a Rack config file instead of Rack adapter

-c, --chdir DIR

Change to dir before starting

--stats PATH

Mount the Stats adapter under PATH

Adapter options:

-e, --environment ENV

Framework environment (default: development)

--prefix PATH

Mount the app under PATH (start with /)

Daemon options:

-d, --daemonize

Run daemonized in the background

-l, --log FILE

File to redirect output (default: log/thin.log)

-P, --pid FILE

File to store PID (default: tmp/pids/thin.pid)

-u, --user NAME

User to run daemon as (use with -g)

-g, --group NAME

Group to run daemon as (use with -u)

--tag NAME

Additional text to display in process listing

Cluster options:

-s, --servers NUM

Number of servers to start

-o, --only NUM

Send command to only one server of the cluster

-C, --config FILE

Load options from config file

--all [DIR]

Send command to each config files in DIR

Tuning options:

-b, --backend CLASS

Backend to use, full classname

-t, --timeout SEC

Request or command timeout in sec (default: 30)

-f, --force

Force the execution of the command

--max-conns NUM

Maximum number of connections (default: 1024) Might require sudo to set higher then 1024

--max-persistent-conns NUM

Maximum number of persistent connections (default: 512)

--threaded

Call the Rack application in threads [experimental]

--no-epoll

Disable the use of epoll

Common options:

-r, --require FILE

require the library

-D, --debug

Set debbuging on

-V, --trace

Set tracing on (log raw request/response)

-h, --help

Show this message

-v, --version

Show version

SEE ALSO

The full documentation for thin is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and thin programs are properly installed at your site, the command

info thin

should give you access to the complete manual.