The stop command in MarinaBox CLI is used to stop a running session using its session ID. This ensures that resources are released and the session is gracefully terminated.

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Command Syntax

mb local stop <SESSION_ID>

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Description

This command stops a specific active session identified by its session_id. It:

  1. Gracefully shuts down processes running within the sandbox.
  2. Releases allocated resources like memory and ports.
  3. Moves the session to the closed sessions list for historical tracking.

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Example Usage

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Stop a Specific Session:

mb local stop abc123xyz

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Example Output:

Session stopped successfully

If the session ID is invalid or the session is already stopped, an error message is displayed:

Failed to stop session

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Notes

  • Use the session_id from the list command to ensure you’re targeting the correct active session.
  • This command does not affect sessions that are already closed. Use the list-closed command to view stopped sessions.

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The stop command in MarinaBox CLI is used to stop a running session using its session ID. This ensures that resources are released and the session is gracefully terminated.

​
Command Syntax

mb local stop <SESSION_ID>

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Description

This command stops a specific active session identified by its session_id. It:

  1. Gracefully shuts down processes running within the sandbox.
  2. Releases allocated resources like memory and ports.
  3. Moves the session to the closed sessions list for historical tracking.

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Example Usage

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Stop a Specific Session:

mb local stop abc123xyz

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Example Output:

Session stopped successfully

If the session ID is invalid or the session is already stopped, an error message is displayed:

Failed to stop session

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Notes

  • Use the session_id from the list command to ensure you’re targeting the correct active session.
  • This command does not affect sessions that are already closed. Use the list-closed command to view stopped sessions.

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