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Revision as of 18:52, 4 April 2012
The server bailout command will boot a dedicated server or a virtual machine into bailout mode or bring it back into regular mode.
Path
- /server/bailout/{$serverid}/{$action}
Method
Availability
Required Data Parameters
- {$serverid}: The server ID that is returned when using the list command.
Optional Data Parameters
- {$action}: Allows for the bailout mode to be started or stopped, start or stop can be used.
Returned Data
stdClass Object(
[success] => TRUE/FALSE
)