Modified the foglamp command
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@@ -30,6 +36,7 @@ In the current implementation, *foglamp* provides these features:
- *start* FogLAMP
- *stop* FogLAMP
+- *kill* FogLAMP processes
- Check the *status* of FogLAMP, i.e. whether it is running, starting or not running
- *reset* FogLAMP to its factory settings
@@ -52,7 +59,15 @@ In more specific terms, the command executes these steps:
Stopping FogLAMP
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-``foglamp stop`` is the command used to stop FogLAMP. In its current implementation, the command kills the processes associated to the FogLAMP microservices on the machine. A later version will execute a more graceful shutdown.
+``foglamp stop`` is the command used to stop FogLAMP. The command waits until all the tasks and services have been completed, then it stops the core service.
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+If Foglamp Does Not Stop
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+If FogLAMP does not stop, i.e. if by using the process status command ``ps`` you see FogLAMP processes still running, you can use ``foglamp kill`` to kill them.
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+.. note:: The command issues a ``kill -9`` against the processes associated to FogLAMP. This is not recommended, unless FogLAMP cannot be stopped. th the *stop* command. In other words, *kill* is your last resort before a reboot. If you must use the kill command, it means that there is a problem: let us know about that by submitting an issue on |GH Issues|.
Checking the Status of FogLAMP
