Cheatsheet

1. root service commands

As root unix user:

Command	Description
service metwork start	start all installed metwork services
service metwork stop	stop all installed metwork services
service metwork status	check all installed metwork services
service metwork start mfbus	start mfbus metwork services
service metwork stop mfbus	stop mfbus metwork services
service metwork status mfbus	check mfbus metwork services

Note: if you don't have service command on your Linux distribution, you can use /etc/rc.d/init.d/metwork instead of service metwork. For example: /etc/rc.d/init.d/metwork start instead of service metwork start. If your Linux distribution uses systemdcomponent, you can also start metwork services with classic systemctl commands.

2. root files or directories

Path	Description
/etc/metwork.config.d/mfbus/config.ini	override the mfbus module configuration at system level (note: the first line of this file must be [INCLUDE_config.ini])
/opt/metwork-mfbus/config/config.ini	default mfbus module configuration (useful to see all configuration options) (do not edit this file => use the overriding previous file)

3. "load environment" commands

As a "not metwork" unix user (useless if you are logged as a "mfxxx" unix user as the "metwork environment" is already loaded):

Command	Description
source /opt/metwork-mfbus/share/interactive_profile	load the mfbus metwork interactive environment
source /opt/metwork-mfbus/share/profile	load the mfbus metwork environment (same as above but without fancy stuff about banner, colors and prompt)
/opt/metwork-mfbus/bin/mfbus_wrapper {YOUR_COMMAND}	execute the given command in the mfbus metwork environment without changing anything to the current environment

Note: if you don't have /opt/metwork-mfbus symbolic link, use /opt/metwork-mfbus-{BRANCH} instead.

4. module commands

As mfbus user:

Command	Description
mfbus.start	start mfbus services
mfbus.stop	stop mfbus services
mfbus.status	check mfbus services
layers	list installed layers (loaded layers are prefixed by (*)), layers --help for more details
layer_load {LAYER_NAME}	load the given layer (which must be installed), example: layer_load python2_devtools@mfext
layer_unload {LAYER_NAME}	unload the given layer (which must be loaded), example: layer_unload python2@mfext
components	list installed software components (loaded components are prefixed by (*)), components --help for more details
metwork_debug	debug the current environment (layers, paths, versions...), useful for debugging or bug reporting
outside {YOUR_COMMAND}	execute the given command outside the metwork environment without changing anything to the current environment