Commands for managing task settings
kesl-control --get-settings
This command outputs the current settings for a specified task to the console or a configuration file.
Command syntax
kesl-control [-T] --get-settings <task ID/name> [--file <configuration file path>] [--json]
Arguments and keys
<task ID/name> is the ID assigned to the task at the time of its creation, or the name of the task in the command line.
--file <configuration file path> – path to the configuration file into which the task settings will be written. If you do not specify the --file option, settings will be output to the console.
If you specify the name of a file without its path, the file will be created in the current directory. If a file already exists in the specified path, it will be overwritten. If the specified directory does not exist, no configuration file will be generated.
--json is specified to output the settings in JSON format. If the --json key is not specified, the settings will be imported in the INI format.
kesl-control --set-settings
This command defines the settings for a specified task via command options or by importing settings from a configuration file.
Command syntax
Define settings via command options:
kesl-control [-T] --set-settings <task name/ID> <option name>=<option value> [<option name>=<option value>] [--add-path <path>] [--del-path <path>] [--add-exclusion <path>] [--del-exclusion <path>]
Define settings via a configuration file:
kesl-control [-T] --set-settings <task name/ID> --file <configuration file path> [--json]
Arguments and keys
<task ID/name> is the ID assigned to the task at the time of its creation, or the name of the task in the command line.
<setting name>=<setting value> is the name and value of one of the task settings.
--add-path <path> adds the path to the directory with the objects to be scanned.
--del-path <path> deletes the path to the directory with the objects to be scanned.
--add-exclusion <path>: add the path to the directory with objects to exclude from scanning.
--del-exclusion <path> deletes the path to the directory with the objects to be excluded.
--file <configuration file path> – full path to the configuration file from which the task settings will be imported.
--json is specified to import the settings from the configuration file in JSON format. If the --json key is not specified, the application attempts to import from an INI file. If the import fails, an error is displayed.
kesl-control --set-to-default
The command restores the default settings for the specified task.
Command syntax
kesl-control [-T] --set-settings <task ID/name> --set-to-default
Arguments and keys
<task ID/name> is the ID assigned to the task at the time of its creation, or the name of the task in the command line.
The kesl-control --get-schedule command
The command outputs the current schedule of the specified task to the console or a configuration file.
Command syntax
kesl-control [-T] --get-schedule <task ID/name> [--file <configuration file path>] [--json]
Arguments and keys
<task ID/name> is the ID assigned to the task at the time of its creation, or the name of the task in the command line.
--file <path to configuration file> is the path to the configuration file in which the settings for the task run schedule will be output. If you do not specify the --file option, settings will be output to the console.
If you specify the name of a file without its path, the file will be created in the current directory. If a file already exists in the specified path, it will be overwritten. If the specified directory does not exist, no configuration file will be generated.
--json is specified to output the settings in JSON format. If the --json key is not specified, the settings will be imported in the INI format.
The kesl-control --set-schedule command
The command defines a schedule for the specified task via command options or by importing settings from a configuration file.
Command syntax
Define settings via command options:
kesl-control [-T] --set-schedule <task ID/name> <option name>=<option value> [<option name>=<option value>]
Define settings via a configuration file:
kesl-control [-T] --set-schedule <task ID/name> --file <configuration file path> [--json]
Arguments and keys
<task ID/name> is the ID assigned to the task at the time of its creation, or the name of the task in the command line.
<setting name>=<setting value> is the name and value of one of the settings for the task schedule.
--file <configuration file path> – full path to the configuration file from which the task schedule settings will be imported.
--json is specified to import the settings from the configuration file in JSON format. If the --json key is not specified, the application attempts to import from an INI file. If the import fails, an error is displayed.
