[Feature Request] Ability to modify following stuff in webinoly.conf via commandline about webinoly

[milicodex]

@hj-collab I have not tested this but reading the documentation about the webinoly config file I would try this command

sudo webinoly -dynvar=xmlrpc -value=blocked

You can read this info at the very end of the configuration file documentation here
https://webinoly.com/documentation/webinolys/#server-settings

Another thing that you can do is edit the config file with nano without the need to edit and reupload a file, as you mentioned in your second message here.
Like this

sudo nano /opt/webinoly/webinoly.conf

For the headers part I don't think you can do it with a command anymore, check here
https://webinoly.com/documentation/webinolys/#headers

[QROkes]

Please, read the documentation!

[hj-collab]

@QROkes I have read the documentation. I am not able to modify these paramters via command line like others parameters. I don't want to manually edit/upload customized webinoly.conf file. I want to make changes using command line. Thanks!

[QROkes]

That option is already included!
You can modify any variable in the conf file directly from the command line.
Just take a look at the docs!

[hj-collab]

@QROkes Sorry but I am not able to edit those mentioned parameters from the first post. Nor there is any mention in the documentation in regards to those specific parameters.

For example:- How do I disable xmlrpc via commandline?

sudo webinoly -xmlrpc=blocked
sudo webinoly -xmlrpc=false
sudo webinoly -xmlrpc=disable

Nothing works.

[hj-collab]

@QROkes Can this request be re-open? I have tried more ways but those parameters are not working at all via command line. Please help! Thank you!

[hj-collab]

@milicodex Awesome! Thanks! I was able to block xmlrpc this way. I know I can edit via nano. I am moving towards more of automating my site install and command line is much more helpful.

@QROkes I am sorry. I missed this part of the documentation. Can site headers be edited via command line?

[hj-collab]

@QROkes I am trying to get the site headers to modify via command line. How do I get this working? I want header-cache-control:public, max-age=604800, immutable

and I am trying the following command for the same. sudo webinoly -dynvar=header-cache-control -value=public,max-age=604800,immutable

It stops at equal sign operator after max-age. How do I define it via command line?