Onesixtyone

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Comprehensive onesixtyone commands and workflows for system administration across all platforms.

Basic Commands

Command	Description
onesixtyone --version	Show onesixtyone version
onesixtyone --help	Display help information
onesixtyone init	Initialize onesixtyone in current directory
onesixtyone status	Check current status
onesixtyone list	List available options
onesixtyone info	Display system information
onesixtyone config	Show configuration settings
onesixtyone update	Update to latest version
onesixtyone start	Start onesixtyone service
onesixtyone stop	Stop onesixtyone service
onesixtyone restart	Restart onesixtyone service
onesixtyone reload	Reload configuration

Installation

Linux/Ubuntu

# Package manager installation
sudo apt update
sudo apt install onesixtyone

# Alternative installation
wget https://github.com/example/onesixtyone/releases/latest/download/onesixtyone-linux
chmod +x onesixtyone-linux
sudo mv onesixtyone-linux /usr/local/bin/onesixtyone

# Build from source
git clone https://github.com/example/onesixtyone.git
cd onesixtyone
make && sudo make install

macOS

# Homebrew installation
brew install onesixtyone

# MacPorts installation
sudo port install onesixtyone

# Manual installation
curl -L -o onesixtyone https://github.com/example/onesixtyone/releases/latest/download/onesixtyone-macos
chmod +x onesixtyone
sudo mv onesixtyone /usr/local/bin/

Windows

# Chocolatey installation
choco install onesixtyone

# Scoop installation
scoop install onesixtyone

# Winget installation
winget install onesixtyone

# Manual installation
# Download from https://github.com/example/onesixtyone/releases
# Extract and add to PATH

Configuration

Command	Description
onesixtyone config show	Display current configuration
onesixtyone config list	List all configuration options
onesixtyone config set <key> <value>	Set configuration value
onesixtyone config get <key>	Get configuration value
onesixtyone config unset <key>	Remove configuration value
onesixtyone config reset	Reset to default configuration
onesixtyone config validate	Validate configuration file
onesixtyone config export	Export configuration to file

Advanced Operations

File Operations

# Create new file/resource
onesixtyone create <name>

# Read file/resource
onesixtyone read <name>

# Update existing file/resource
onesixtyone update <name>

# Delete file/resource
onesixtyone delete <name>

# Copy file/resource
onesixtyone copy <source> <destination>

# Move file/resource
onesixtyone move <source> <destination>

# List all files/resources
onesixtyone list --all

# Search for files/resources
onesixtyone search <pattern>

Network Operations

# Connect to remote host
onesixtyone connect <host>:<port>

# Listen on specific port
onesixtyone listen --port <port>

# Send data to target
onesixtyone send --target <host> --data "<data>"

# Receive data from source
onesixtyone receive --source <host>

# Test connectivity
onesixtyone ping <host>

# Scan network range
onesixtyone scan <network>

# Monitor network traffic
onesixtyone monitor --interface <interface>

# Proxy connections
onesixtyone proxy --listen <port> --target <host>:<port>

Process Management

# Start background process
onesixtyone start --daemon

# Stop running process
onesixtyone stop --force

# Restart with new configuration
onesixtyone restart --config <file>

# Check process status
onesixtyone status --verbose

# Monitor process performance
onesixtyone monitor --metrics

# Kill all processes
onesixtyone killall

# Show running processes
onesixtyone ps

# Manage process priority
onesixtyone priority --pid <pid> --level <level>

Security Features

Authentication

# Login with username/password
onesixtyone login --user <username>

# Login with API key
onesixtyone login --api-key <key>

# Login with certificate
onesixtyone login --cert <cert_file>

# Logout current session
onesixtyone logout

# Change password
onesixtyone passwd

# Generate new API key
onesixtyone generate-key --name <key_name>

# List active sessions
onesixtyone sessions

# Revoke session
onesixtyone revoke --session <session_id>

Encryption

# Encrypt file
onesixtyone encrypt --input <file> --output <encrypted_file>

# Decrypt file
onesixtyone decrypt --input <encrypted_file> --output <file>

# Generate encryption key
onesixtyone keygen --type <type> --size <size>

# Sign file
onesixtyone sign --input <file> --key <private_key>

# Verify signature
onesixtyone verify --input <file> --signature <sig_file>

# Hash file
onesixtyone hash --algorithm <algo> --input <file>

# Generate certificate
onesixtyone cert generate --name <name> --days <days>

# Verify certificate
onesixtyone cert verify --cert <cert_file>

Monitoring and Logging

System Monitoring

# Monitor system resources
onesixtyone monitor --system

# Monitor specific process
onesixtyone monitor --pid <pid>

# Monitor network activity
onesixtyone monitor --network

# Monitor file changes
onesixtyone monitor --files <directory>

# Real-time monitoring
onesixtyone monitor --real-time --interval 1

# Generate monitoring report
onesixtyone report --type monitoring --output <file>

# Set monitoring alerts
onesixtyone alert --threshold <value> --action <action>

# View monitoring history
onesixtyone history --type monitoring

Logging

# View logs
onesixtyone logs

# View logs with filter
onesixtyone logs --filter <pattern>

# Follow logs in real-time
onesixtyone logs --follow

# Set log level
onesixtyone logs --level <level>

# Rotate logs
onesixtyone logs --rotate

# Export logs
onesixtyone logs --export <file>

# Clear logs
onesixtyone logs --clear

# Archive logs
onesixtyone logs --archive <archive_file>

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Issue: Command not found

# Check if onesixtyone is installed
which onesixtyone
onesixtyone --version

# Check PATH variable
echo $PATH

# Reinstall if necessary
sudo apt reinstall onesixtyone
# or
brew reinstall onesixtyone

Issue: Permission denied

# Run with elevated privileges
sudo onesixtyone <command>

# Check file permissions
ls -la $(which onesixtyone)

# Fix permissions
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/onesixtyone

# Check ownership
sudo chown $USER:$USER /usr/local/bin/onesixtyone

Issue: Configuration errors

# Validate configuration
onesixtyone config validate

# Reset to default configuration
onesixtyone config reset

# Check configuration file location
onesixtyone config show --file

# Backup current configuration
onesixtyone config export > backup.conf

# Restore from backup
onesixtyone config import backup.conf

Issue: Service not starting

# Check service status
onesixtyone status --detailed

# Check system logs
journalctl -u onesixtyone

# Start in debug mode
onesixtyone start --debug

# Check port availability
netstat -tulpn|grep <port>

# Kill conflicting processes
onesixtyone killall --force

Debug Commands

Command	Description
onesixtyone --debug	Enable debug output
onesixtyone --verbose	Enable verbose logging
onesixtyone --trace	Enable trace logging
onesixtyone test	Run built-in tests
onesixtyone doctor	Run system health check
onesixtyone diagnose	Generate diagnostic report
onesixtyone benchmark	Run performance benchmarks
onesixtyone validate	Validate installation and configuration

Performance Optimization

Resource Management

# Set memory limit
onesixtyone --max-memory 1G <command>

# Set CPU limit
onesixtyone --max-cpu 2 <command>

# Enable caching
onesixtyone --cache-enabled <command>

# Set cache size
onesixtyone --cache-size 100M <command>

# Clear cache
onesixtyone cache clear

# Show cache statistics
onesixtyone cache stats

# Optimize performance
onesixtyone optimize --profile <profile>

# Show performance metrics
onesixtyone metrics

Parallel Processing

# Enable parallel processing
onesixtyone --parallel <command>

# Set number of workers
onesixtyone --workers 4 <command>

# Process in batches
onesixtyone --batch-size 100 <command>

# Queue management
onesixtyone queue add <item>
onesixtyone queue process
onesixtyone queue status
onesixtyone queue clear

Integration

Scripting

#!/bin/bash
# Example script using onesixtyone

set -euo pipefail

# Configuration
CONFIG_FILE="config.yaml"
LOG_FILE="onesixtyone.log"

# Check if onesixtyone is available
if ! command -v onesixtyone &> /dev/null; then
    echo "Error: onesixtyone is not installed" >&2
    exit 1
fi

# Function to log messages
log() \\\\{
    echo "$(date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') - $1"|tee -a "$LOG_FILE"
\\\\}

# Main operation
main() \\\\{
    log "Starting onesixtyone operation"

    if onesixtyone --config "$CONFIG_FILE" run; then
        log "Operation completed successfully"
        exit 0
    else
        log "Operation failed with exit code $?"
        exit 1
    fi
\\\\}

# Cleanup function
cleanup() \\\\{
    log "Cleaning up"
    onesixtyone cleanup
\\\\}

# Set trap for cleanup
trap cleanup EXIT

# Run main function
main "$@"

API Integration

#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Python wrapper for the tool
"""

import subprocess
import json
import logging
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Dict, List, Optional

class ToolWrapper:
    def __init__(self, config_file: Optional[str] = None):
        self.config_file = config_file
        self.logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

    def run_command(self, args: List[str]) -> Dict:
        """Run command and return parsed output"""
        cmd = ['tool_name']

        if self.config_file:
            cmd.extend(['--config', self.config_file])

        cmd.extend(args)

        try:
            result = subprocess.run(
                cmd,
                capture_output=True,
                text=True,
                check=True
            )
            return \\\\{'stdout': result.stdout, 'stderr': result.stderr\\\\}
        except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e:
            self.logger.error(f"Command failed: \\\\{e\\\\}")
            raise

    def status(self) -> Dict:
        """Get current status"""
        return self.run_command(['status'])

    def start(self) -> Dict:
        """Start service"""
        return self.run_command(['start'])

    def stop(self) -> Dict:
        """Stop service"""
        return self.run_command(['stop'])

# Example usage
if __name__ == "__main__":
    wrapper = ToolWrapper()
    status = wrapper.status()
    print(json.dumps(status, indent=2))

Environment Variables

Variable	Description	Default
ONESIXTYONE_CONFIG	Configuration file path	~/.onesixtyone/config.yaml
ONESIXTYONE_HOME	Home directory	~/.onesixtyone
ONESIXTYONE_LOG_LEVEL	Logging level	INFO
ONESIXTYONE_LOG_FILE	Log file path	~/.onesixtyone/logs/onesixtyone.log
ONESIXTYONE_CACHE_DIR	Cache directory	~/.onesixtyone/cache
ONESIXTYONE_DATA_DIR	Data directory	~/.onesixtyone/data
ONESIXTYONE_TIMEOUT	Default timeout	30s
ONESIXTYONE_MAX_WORKERS	Maximum workers	4

Configuration File

# ~/.onesixtyone/config.yaml
version: "1.0"

# General settings
settings:
  debug: false
  verbose: false
  log_level: "INFO"
  log_file: "~/.onesixtyone/logs/onesixtyone.log"
  timeout: 30
  max_workers: 4

# Network configuration
network:
  host: "localhost"
  port: 8080
  ssl: true
  timeout: 30
  retries: 3

# Security settings
security:
  auth_required: true
  api_key: ""
  encryption: "AES256"
  verify_ssl: true

# Performance settings
performance:
  cache_enabled: true
  cache_size: "100M"
  cache_dir: "~/.onesixtyone/cache"
  max_memory: "1G"

# Monitoring settings
monitoring:
  enabled: true
  interval: 60
  metrics_enabled: true
  alerts_enabled: true

Examples

Basic Workflow

# 1. Initialize onesixtyone
onesixtyone init

# 2. Configure basic settings
onesixtyone config set host example.com
onesixtyone config set port 8080

# 3. Start service
onesixtyone start

# 4. Check status
onesixtyone status

# 5. Perform operations
onesixtyone run --target example.com

# 6. View results
onesixtyone results

# 7. Stop service
onesixtyone stop

Advanced Workflow

# Comprehensive operation with monitoring
onesixtyone run \
  --config production.yaml \
  --parallel \
  --workers 8 \
  --verbose \
  --timeout 300 \
  --output json \
  --log-file operation.log

# Monitor in real-time
onesixtyone monitor --real-time --interval 5

# Generate report
onesixtyone report --type comprehensive --output report.html

Automation Example

#!/bin/bash
# Automated onesixtyone workflow

# Configuration
TARGETS_FILE="targets.txt"
RESULTS_DIR="results/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)"
CONFIG_FILE="automation.yaml"

# Create results directory
mkdir -p "$RESULTS_DIR"

# Process each target
while IFS= read -r target; do
    echo "Processing $target..."

    onesixtyone \
        --config "$CONFIG_FILE" \
        --output json \
        --output-file "$RESULTS_DIR/$\\\\{target\\\\}.json" \
        run "$target"

done < "$TARGETS_FILE"

# Generate summary report
onesixtyone report summary \
    --input "$RESULTS_DIR/*.json" \
    --output "$RESULTS_DIR/summary.html"

Best Practices

Security

• Always verify checksums when downloading binaries
• Use strong authentication methods (API keys, certificates)
• Regularly update to the latest version
• Follow principle of least privilege
• Enable audit logging for compliance
• Use encrypted connections when possible
• Validate all inputs and configurations
• Implement proper access controls

Performance

• Use appropriate resource limits for your environment
• Monitor system performance regularly
• Optimize configuration for your use case
• Use parallel processing when beneficial
• Implement proper caching strategies
• Regular maintenance and cleanup
• Profile performance bottlenecks
• Use efficient algorithms and data structures

Operational

• Maintain comprehensive documentation
• Implement proper backup strategies
• Use version control for configurations
• Monitor and alert on critical metrics
• Implement proper error handling
• Use automation for repetitive tasks
• Regular security audits and updates
• Plan for disaster recovery

Development

• Follow coding standards and conventions
• Write comprehensive tests
• Use continuous integration/deployment
• Implement proper logging and monitoring
• Document APIs and interfaces
• Use version control effectively
• Review code regularly
• Maintain backward compatibility

Resources

Official Documentation

• Official Website
• Documentation
• API Reference
• Installation Guide
• Configuration Reference

Community Resources

• GitHub Repository
• Issue Tracker
• Community Forum
• Discord Server
• Reddit Community
• Stack Overflow

Learning Resources

• Getting Started Guide
• Tutorial Series
• Best Practices Guide
• Video Tutorials
• Training Courses
• Certification Program

Related Tools

• Git - Complementary functionality
• Docker - Alternative solution
• Kubernetes - Integration partner

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Last updated: 2025-07-06|Edit on GitHub