feat(cli): add CLI command to update domain port and reload server #26
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Introduced `update-domain-port` CLI command that allows updating the port number of an existing domain's configuration for Apache, Nginx, or Caddy servers. Features: - Automatically detects server type (Apache/Nginx/Caddy) - Backs up the original config before modifying - Replaces old port with the new specified port - Reloads the appropriate server after change - Ensures better automation and devops-friendly control over live domain configurations Example: $ stackroost update-domain-port --domain example.com --port 8080
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Introduced
update-domain-portCLI command that allows updating the port number of an existing domain's configuration for Apache, Nginx, or Caddy servers.Features:
Example:
$ stackroost update-domain-port --domain example.com --port 8080