Managing Kaspersky CyberTrace Service from the command line (Linux)

You can run the Kaspersky CyberTrace Service binary file from the command line.

We recommend that you use systemd to manage Kaspersky CyberTrace Service. Running Kaspersky CyberTrace Service from the command line is intended for troubleshooting purposes.

The binary file uses the flags described in the following table.

Flags for kl_feed_service

Flag	Value	Description
`-c`	Path to the configuration file	Path to the configuration file. You can use absolute or relative paths. If a relative path is specified, it is calculated relative to the Kaspersky CyberTrace Service binary file.
`-w`		Runs Kaspersky CyberTrace Service in watchdog mode.
`-v`		Prints the Kaspersky CyberTrace Service version. If flags except `-h` are specified, they will be ignored.
`-p`	Path to the PID file.	Path to the PID file. You can use absolute or relative paths. If a relative path is specified, it is calculated relative to the Kaspersky CyberTrace Service binary file. This flag is optional. By default, PID file is created in a directory with the Kaspersky CyberTrace Service binary file.
`-h`		Prints the information about flags that can be used with kl_feed_service. If other flags are specified, they will be ignored.

Example

The following command runs Kaspersky CyberTrace Service in watchdog mode and specifies serv.conf as the configuration file.

./kl_feed_service -w -c "./serv.conf"