kathara-lrestart - Restart a Kathara network scenario
kathara lrestart [-h] [-F] [-l]
[--noterminals | --terminals | --privileged] [-d DIRECTORY]
[-o [OPTION [OPTION ...]]] [--xterm XTERM]
[--no-hosthome | --hosthome] [--no-shared | --shared] [--exclude DEVICE_NAME [DEVICE_NAME ...]]
[DEVICE_NAME [DEVICE_NAME ...]]
Restart a Kathara network scenario. It simply wraps a call to kathara-lclean(1) and then kathara-lstart(1).
Mainly it has the same options of lstart with the lack of some options (e.g. --print).
-h, --help:
Show a help message and exit.
--noterminals:
Start the network scenario devices without opening terminal windows. Override the default setting specified in kathara.conf(5) file.
--terminals:
Start the network scenario devices opening their terminal windows. Override the default setting specified in kathara.conf(5) file.
--privileged:
Start the devices in privileged mode. MUST BE ROOT FOR THIS OPTION.
-d DIRECTORY, --directory DIRECTORY:
Specify the folder containing the network scenario.
Restart the Kathara network scenario that is located inside DIRECTORY.
If no -d option is provided, assume the network scenario is located in the current directory.
-F, --force-lab:
Force the network scenario to start without a lab.conf or lab.dep file.
As a native behaviour, Kathara starts a device for each directory that it finds in a designated path, by default the current directory. In order to prevent the user from accidentally starting random devices from a directory that does not contain a network scenario, lstart requires the presence of the kathara-lab.conf(5) file in the affected directory. If this file is not required for your setting, and you still want to launch your network scenario without creating it, you can use this option to force Kathara starting a network scenario in the affected directory.
-l, --list:
Show informarion about running devices after the network scenario has been started.
-o [OPTION [OPTION ...]], --pass [OPTION [OPTION ...]]:
Apply options to all devices of a network scenario during startup.
Should be a list of double quoted strings, like --pass "mem=64m" "image=kathara/frr".
You can specify the same device options described in kathara-lab.conf(5).
--xterm XTERM:
Set a different terminal emulator application (Unix only).
As an example: gnome-terminal(1). Override the default setting specified in kathara.conf(5) file.
--no-hosthome, -H:
Do not mount /hosthome directory inside devices.
Do not mount the home directory of the current user inside devices. This is the default specified in kathara.conf(5) file.
--hosthome:
Mount /hosthome directory inside devices.
Mount the home directory of the current user inside devices in the special directory /hosthome. This option makes the host filesystem accessible from inside devices, overriding the default setting specified in kathara.conf(5) file.
--no-shared, -S:
Do not mount /shared directory inside devices.
By default, the shared directory inside the network scenario folder is mounted inside all devices in the special directory /shared. This option disables this behaviour, making the shared directory not accessible from inside devices. Overrides the default setting specified in kathara.conf(5) file.
--shared:
Mount /shared directory inside devices.
Mount the shared directory inside the network scenario folder inside all devices on the special directory /shared. This is the default specified in kathara.conf(5) file.
--exclude [DEVICE_NAME [DEVICE_NAME ...]]
A list of device names. You can exclude certain devices of the network scenario from being restarted.
DEVICE_NAME:
A list of device names. Instead of restarting the whole network scenario, only specified devices are restarted.
Report bugs opening an issue on the official GitHub repository where the development and maintenance is primarily done.
Issues which are security relevant should be disclosed privately to the Kathara mailing list. You do not have to be subscribed to the list to send a message there.
When reporting a bug, remember to write used commands, eventually attach your network scenario, and include the output of kathara-check(1) in order to make possible to reproduce the bug.
Kathara was born from Netkit. Its first version was developed by Gaetano Bonofiglio and Veronica Iovinella. Currently it is mantained by Mariano Scazzariello, Tommaso Caiazzi and Lorenzo Ariemma.
People involved also include:
Copyright © 2017-2024 License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html. This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.
kathara(1), kathara-lstart(1), kathara-lclean(1), kathara-linfo(1), kathara-lab.conf(5), kathara-lab.dep(5), kathara-lab.ext(5)