</>CLI Management Commands
1. View current storage usage
This command returns the storage used, the space limit set by user, and the current available space
2. Start / Stop node service
Allow use start or stop the node service
Start command:
Stop command:
3. View node ID
It shows the node ID, the unique identifier of the node in the network
4. Modify the storage path
Description
This command allow you to specify a new path for node data storage.
Parameter
Please replace
/new/path/to/storagewith your prefered location
Important steps and notes
After the command executes: the original files will be automatically migrated to the new location. Note that this process will not delete the files in the old location. You need to delete them mannually.
Downloading in progress: if some file is downloading during the path modification, the migration may cause the current download fails. Please make sure there is no ongoing download task before modify the path.
5. Modify the maximum storage usage
To set the maximum storage the Titan node is allowed to use, please use the following command:
Description
This command alow you to set the space limit for the Titan node to use.
Parameter
50GB: Please replace it with your prefered size, such as100GB,500GBetc.
Important steps and notes
After the command executes: to let the change take effect, you need to restart the node
6. View configurations
This command allow you to view all configurations of the Titan node, and you can check if all the modifications you made are correctly applied.
Effective condition: please note that even though the configuration may show the new value, some changes need restart to be effective. Be sure you restart correctly after important modifications.
7. View node binding information
To view the binding information of the current Titan node, please use the following command:
Note: You should replace https://web-server-api-url with the actual web server API URL used in the current network, which is
In the future, the API URL may be updated from time to time.
8. View current download task
To check if the Titan node has any ongoing download task, use the following command:
Description
The node provides information about the cache status of the Titan node, including the number of asset waiting for caching. This information tells you whether the node is handling a download task.
*As shown above, if wait cache asset count is not 0, there are download tasks ongoing.
9. Background Running Command
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