Usage: ostatus [options]

This program is capable of displaying system, workflow, and service status. Detailed information on running workflows, services, and system properties can be retrieved by using the appropriate command-line arguments, however, by default only a summary line is shown.

For example, to display system information and current system option status:

unixprompt% ostatus -oS

Note

Depending on the options given, this command shows information retrieved from the Qorus by the following API methods:

For information about the state of workflows and orders in the database, use the oview command; use the ojview command for job information.

Be aware that this program is delivered as a Qore-language script, and, as such, requires either the $OMQ_DIR or $QORE_MODULE_DIR environment variables to be set to find the Qorus client module, if not located in the default location.

Options Supported by ostatus

Long Option	Short	Description
`–callstack`	`-C`	Shows the current execution call stack of every active thread in the Qorus server (output not available on all server builds).
`–options`	`-o`	Show the values of current system options
`–prop=ARG`	`-p`	Retrieves all system properties and saves to an XML file with the given name.
`–retrieve=ARG`	`-r`	Retrieves the current running workflow list and all options and saves to an XML file for use with ostart
`–system`	`-S`	Show additional system information
`–services`	`-s`	Display service information (use –v, -vv, or -m for more information)
`–workflows`	`-w`	Display running workflow information (use –v or -vv for more information)
`–jobs`	`-j`	Display active job information (use -v for more information)
`–methods`	`-m`	Display method information when displaying service info (use -v or -vv for more information)
`–verbose`	`-v`	Show more information (more –v’s = more info)
`–url=ARG`	`-u`	Set URL: `"http://host:port"`; at least host or port must be given; ex: `"http://server1:8501/RPC2"`; see UNIX Socket Support in URLs
`–proxy-url=ARG`	`-p`	Set the proxy URL: `"http://host:port"`; at least host or port must be given; ex: `"http://proxy1:8080"`; see UNIX Socket Support in URLs
`–show-url`	`-W`	Shows the default URL
`–timeout=ARG`	`-t`	Set the HTTP timeout in seconds (also the connect timeout)
`–help`	`-h`	Prints command help text

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