@@ -52,12 +52,13 @@ The `--live` option sets up your server to (re)start automatically when you serv
For example, if you run the command on a connected server that has the ar.al domain pointing to it and `ar.al` set in _/etc/hostname_ (on Unix/Linux/macOS), you will be able to access the site at https://ar.al. The first time you hit it, it will take a little longer to load as your Let’s Encrypt certificates are being automatically provisioned by ACME TLS.
Once you have started your live web server daemon, you can use these commands to monitor it, etc.:
Once you have a live web server daemon running, you can use the following commands to get insight into it:
*`--monitor`: monitor an already-running live server daemon process.
*`--logs`: display and tail the web server logs.
-`--monitor`: monitor the running live server daemon process.
-`--logs`: display and tail the web server logs for the running live server daemon process.
-`--info`: display detailed information on the running live server daemon process.
The live server uses the [pm2](https://pm2.io/runtime/) process manager internally and you can make use of all pm2 functionality via the pm2 command if you need to.
The live server uses the [pm2](https://pm2.io/runtime/) process manager internally. Beyond the commands listed above that Indie Web Server proxies to pm2, you can make use of all pm2 functionality via the pm2 command directly should you need to.
