Onesixtyone

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Umfassende Onesixtyone-Befehle und Workflows für die Systemverwaltung auf allen Plattformen.

Grundlegende Befehle

| | 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

```bash

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

```bash

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

```powershell

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

```_

Konfiguration

| | 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 | |

Erweiterte Operationen

Dateioperationen

```bash

Create new file/resource

onesixtyone create

Read file/resource

onesixtyone read

Update existing file/resource

onesixtyone update

Delete file/resource

onesixtyone delete

Copy file/resource

onesixtyone copy

Move file/resource

onesixtyone move

List all files/resources

onesixtyone list --all

Search for files/resources

onesixtyone search ```_

Netzwerkaktivitäten

```bash

Connect to remote host

onesixtyone connect :

Listen on specific port

onesixtyone listen --port

Send data to target

onesixtyone send --target --data ""

Receive data from source

onesixtyone receive --source

Test connectivity

onesixtyone ping

Scan network range

onesixtyone scan

Monitor network traffic

onesixtyone monitor --interface

Proxy connections

onesixtyone proxy --listen --target : ```_

Prozessmanagement

```bash

Start background process

onesixtyone start --daemon

Stop running process

onesixtyone stop --force

Restart with new configuration

onesixtyone restart --config

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 --level ```_

Sicherheitsmerkmale

Authentication

```bash

onesixtyone login --user

onesixtyone login --api-key

onesixtyone login --cert

Logout current session

onesixtyone logout

Change password

onesixtyone passwd

Generate new API key

onesixtyone generate-key --name

List active sessions

onesixtyone sessions

Revoke session

onesixtyone revoke --session ```_

Verschlüsselung

```bash

Encrypt file

onesixtyone encrypt --input --output

Decrypt file

onesixtyone decrypt --input --output

Generate encryption key

onesixtyone keygen --type --size

Sign file

onesixtyone sign --input --key

Verify signature

onesixtyone verify --input --signature

Hash file

onesixtyone hash --algorithm --input

Generate certificate

onesixtyone cert generate --name --days

Verify certificate

onesixtyone cert verify --cert ```_

Überwachung und Protokollierung

Systemüberwachung

```bash

Monitor system resources

onesixtyone monitor --system

Monitor specific process

onesixtyone monitor --pid

Monitor network activity

onesixtyone monitor --network

Monitor file changes

onesixtyone monitor --files

Real-time monitoring

onesixtyone monitor --real-time --interval 1

Generate monitoring report

onesixtyone report --type monitoring --output

Set monitoring alerts

onesixtyone alert --threshold --action

View monitoring history

onesixtyone history --type monitoring ```_

Protokoll

```bash

View logs

onesixtyone logs

View logs with filter

onesixtyone logs --filter

Follow logs in real-time

onesixtyone logs --follow

Set log level

onesixtyone logs --level

Rotate logs

onesixtyone logs --rotate

Export logs

onesixtyone logs --export

Clear logs

onesixtyone logs --clear

Archive logs

onesixtyone logs --archive ```_

Fehlerbehebung

Gemeinsame Themen

*Issue: Befehl nicht gefunden ```bash

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: Genehmigung verweigert ```bash

Run with elevated privileges

sudo onesixtyone

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: Konfigurationsfehler ```bash

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 nicht starten * ```bash

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

Kill conflicting processes

onesixtyone killall --force ```_

Debug Befehle

| | 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 | |

Leistungsoptimierung

Ressourcenmanagement

```bash

Set memory limit

onesixtyone --max-memory 1G

Set CPU limit

onesixtyone --max-cpu 2

Enable caching

onesixtyone --cache-enabled

Set cache size

onesixtyone --cache-size 100M

Clear cache

onesixtyone cache clear

Show cache statistics

onesixtyone cache stats

Optimize performance

onesixtyone optimize --profile

Show performance metrics

onesixtyone metrics ```_

Parallele Verarbeitung

```bash

Enable parallel processing

onesixtyone --parallel

Set number of workers

onesixtyone --workers 4

Process in batches

onesixtyone --batch-size 100

Queue management

onesixtyone queue add onesixtyone queue process onesixtyone queue status onesixtyone queue clear ```_

Integration

Schrift

```bash

!/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

```python

!/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)) ```_

Umweltvariablen

| | 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 | |

Datei konfigurieren

```yaml

~/.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 ```_

Beispiele

Basis-Workflow

```bash

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 ```_

Erweiterter Workflow

```bash

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 ```_

Automatisierungsbeispiel

```bash

!/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

Sicherheit

Prüfsummen beim Herunterladen von Binaries immer überprüfen
Verwenden Sie starke Authentifizierungsmethoden (API-Tasten, Zertifikate)
Regelmäßig auf die neueste Version aktualisieren
Prinzip der Mindestberechtigung
Audit-Logging aktivieren für Compliance
Verschlüsselte Verbindungen verwenden, wenn möglich
Alle Eingänge und Konfigurationen validieren
Implementierung richtiger Zugriffskontrollen

Leistung

Verwenden Sie geeignete Ressourcengrenzen für Ihre Umwelt
Systemleistung regelmäßig überwachen
Optimieren Sie die Konfiguration für Ihren Anwendungsfall
Parallele Verarbeitung verwenden, wenn nützlich
Durchführung richtiger Cache-Strategien
Regelmäßige Wartung und Reinigung
Profilleistung Engpässe
Verwenden Sie effiziente Algorithmen und Datenstrukturen

Betrieb

umfassende Dokumentation
Umsetzung richtiger Backup-Strategien
Verwenden Sie die Versionssteuerung für Konfigurationen
Monitor und Alarm auf kritischen Metriken
Implementierung der richtigen Fehlerbehandlung
Automatisierung für repetitive Aufgaben verwenden
Regelmäßige Sicherheitsaudits und Updates
Plan zur Katastrophenrückgewinnung

Entwicklung

Befolgen Sie Kodierungsstandards und Konventionen
Vollständige Tests schreiben
Verwenden Sie die kontinuierliche Integration / Bereitstellung
Durchführung einer ordnungsgemäßen Protokollierung und Überwachung
Dokumente APIs und Schnittstellen
Verwenden Sie die Versionskontrolle effektiv
Prüfcode regelmäßig
Rückwärtskompatibilität sichern

Ressourcen

Offizielle Dokumentation

offizielle Website
[Dokumentation](LINK_18 -%20[API%20Reference](LINK_18 -%20(LINK_18)
Konfigurationsreferenz

Gemeinschaftsmittel

GitHub Repository
Issue Tracker
[Gemeinschaftsforum](LINK_18 -%20(LINK_18)
[Reddit Community](_LINK_18___ -%20Stack%20Overflow

Lernressourcen

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Video-Tutorials
(LINK_18)
Zertifizierungsprogramm

In den Warenkorb

Git - Komplementärfunktionalität
Docker - Alternative Lösung
Kubernetes - Integrationspartner

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Letzte Aktualisierung: 2025-07-06|Bearbeiten auf GitHub

Onesixtyone

Grundlegende Befehle

Installation

Linux/Ubuntu

Package manager installation

Alternative installation

Build from source

macOS

Homebrew installation

MacPorts installation

Manual installation

Windows

Chocolatey installation

Scoop installation

Winget installation

Manual installation

Download from https://github.com/example/onesixtyone/releases

Extract and add to PATH

Konfiguration

Erweiterte Operationen

Dateioperationen

Create new file/resource

Read file/resource

Update existing file/resource

Delete file/resource

Copy file/resource

Move file/resource

List all files/resources

Search for files/resources

Netzwerkaktivitäten

Connect to remote host

Listen on specific port

Send data to target

Receive data from source

Test connectivity

Scan network range

Monitor network traffic

Proxy connections

Prozessmanagement

Start background process

Stop running process

Restart with new configuration

Check process status

Monitor process performance

Kill all processes

Show running processes

Manage process priority

Sicherheitsmerkmale

Authentication

Login with username/password

Login with API key

Login with certificate

Logout current session

Change password

Generate new API key

List active sessions

Revoke session

Verschlüsselung

Encrypt file

Decrypt file

Generate encryption key

Sign file

Verify signature

Hash file

Generate certificate

Verify certificate

Überwachung und Protokollierung

Systemüberwachung

Monitor system resources

Monitor specific process

Monitor network activity

Monitor file changes

Real-time monitoring

Generate monitoring report

Set monitoring alerts

View monitoring history

Protokoll

View logs

View logs with filter

Follow logs in real-time