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ninjs-iis

v0.0.7

Published

ninjs-iis

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2

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ninjs-iis

iis utils

appcmd.exe /?

"General purpose IIS command line administration tool.",
"APPCMD (command) (object-type) <identifier> </parameter1:value1 ...>",
"Supported object types:",
"  SITE      Administration of virtual sites",
"  APP       Administration of applications",
"  VDIR      Administration of virtual directories",
"  APPPOOL   Administration of application pools",
"  CONFIG    Administration of general configuration sections",
"  WP        Administration of worker processes",
"  REQUEST   Administration of HTTP requests",
"  MODULE    Administration of server modules",
"  BACKUP    Administration of server configuration backups",
"  TRACE     Working with failed request trace logs",
"  BINDING   Object for working with SSL bindings",
"(To list commands supported by each object use /?, e.g. 'appcmd.exe site /?')",
"General parameters:",
"/?               Display context-sensitive help message.",
"/text<:value>    Generate output in text format (default).",
"                 /text:* shows all object properties in detail view.",
"                 /text:<attribute> shows the value of the specified",
"                 attribute for each object.",
"/xml             Generate output in XML format.",
"                 Use this to produce output that can be sent to another",
"                 command running in /in mode.",
"/in or -         Read and operate on XML input from standard input.",
"                 Use this to operate on input produced by another",
"                 command running in /xml mode.",
"/config<:*>      Show configuration for displayed objects.",
"                 /config:* also includes inherited configuration.",
"/metadata        Show configuration metadata when displaying configuration.",
"/commit          Set config path where configuration changes are saved.",
"                 Can specify either a specific configuration path, \"site\",",
"                 \"app\", \"parent\", or \"url\" to save to the appropriate portion",
"                 of the path being edited by the command, \"apphost\", \"webroot\",",
"                 or \"machine\" for the corresponding configuration level.",
"/apphostconfig   Specify an alternate applicationHost.config file to edit.",
"/debug           Show debugging information for command execution.",
"Use \"!\" to escape parameters that have same names as the general parameters,",
"like \"/!debug:value\" to set a config property named \"debug\"."