The documentation about -q seems wrong, it does not output messages
after the startup, it disables all messages. It was always quiet with
the stdio_quiet() function.
Must be backported in all stable versions.
before entering the chroot jail, and after doing the chdir() implied by
"-C". Each pid appears on its own line.
- -q : set "quiet" mode. This disables some messages during the configuration
- parsing and during startup. It can be used in combination with "-c" to
- just check if a configuration file is valid or not.
+ -q : set "quiet" mode. This disables the output messages. It can be used in
+ combination with "-c" to just check if a configuration file is valid or not.
-S <bind>[,bind_options...]: in master-worker mode, bind a master CLI, which
allows the access to every processes, running or leaving ones.