purge
Options
What gets removed
When to use
Example
See also

purge

Remove all systemg state and start fresh.

$ sysg purge

Warning Warning: Permanently deletes all service history, logs, and runtime files.

Options

Short	Long	Description
`-`	`--sys`	Opt into privileged system mode. Requires running as root
`-`	`--log-level`	Set verbosity (`debug`, `info`, `warn`, `error`)

What gets removed

Service status history
Cron execution history
All log files
PID tracking files
Supervisor state
Socket files

When to use

After ungraceful shutdowns
To clear corrupted state
Before uninstalling systemg
To free disk space

Example

$ sysg purge
$ All systemg state has been purged

See also

stop - Stop services without removing state
start - Start fresh after purging

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