sudo service fort stop
{% endhighlight %}
-etc.
+Or, using systemctl:
+
+{% highlight bash %}
+sudo systemctl start fort
+systemctl status fort
+sudo systemctl stop fort
+
+# In case you don't need to run fort on start
+sudo systemctl disable fort
+sudo systemctl enable fort
+{% endhighlight %}
## Option 2: Compiling and installing the release tarball
- Reach 100% RFC compliance
- Daemon quirks (stuff like "send self to background automatically"), maybe
-- More languages?
+- Differentiate validation logs from application logs.
+- Allow to handle stale objects (CRLs and Manifests) as incidences.
+- Bind RTR server to multiple IPs.
A value of **0** means **no retries**.
-Whenever is necessary to execute an RSYNC, the validator will try at least one time the execution. If there was an error executing the RSYNC, the validator will retry it at most `--rrdp.retry.count` times, waiting [`--rsync.retry.interval`](#--rsyncretryinterval) seconds between each retry.
+Whenever is necessary to execute an RSYNC, the validator will try at least one time the execution. If there was an error executing the RSYNC, the validator will retry it at most `--rsync.retry.count` times, waiting [`--rsync.retry.interval`](#--rsyncretryinterval) seconds between each retry.
### `--rsync.retry.interval`