Server Options

UNIX command lines
uf90d start	Starts the server daemon.
uf90d stop	Stops the server daemon.
uf90d stopall	Stops the server, then kills any hung UnForm tasks.
uf90d restart	Stops, then starts the server daemon.
Windows command lines
uf90_manager.exe	Displays the Server Manager window.
uf90c.exe -v	Executes a local UnForm client (uf90c.exe) to show the server version.
uf90_manager.exe -start	Manually starts the server (run as adminstrator if installed as a service)
uf90_manager.exe -stop	Manually stops the server (run as adminstrator if installed as a service)
uf90_manager.exe -stopall	Manually stops the server, and then terminates any hung UnForm tasks (run as adminstrator if installed as a service)
uf90_manager.exe -install	Manually install as a service (must be administrator)
uf90_manager.exe -uninstall	Manually uninstall the service (must be administrator)

The UnForm server will automatically start and stop the Apache web server instance controlled by it, and will restart it once per day in order to ensure daily log files are managed. Beginning with 9.0.06, you can control the Apache HTTPD server independently of the main server as well, by creating transient files in the UnForm server directory. The file names are httpd.stop, httpd.start, and httpd.restart. The UnForm server monitors for these files and will signal the Apache server to perform the requested operation, then remove the file. You can easily create these files from a command prompt, or your own method, though you need to ensure that the UnForm server can erase the file when its action is complete to prevent continuous attempts.

On Unix systems (including OS/X), use the touch command: 'touch httpd.restart', for example.