How to open CLI via SSH without restarting the program?

Question

linux

For example, there is a program that starts at startup and this program has a CLI . How to open this CLI via SSH without restarting the program.
What should the architecture of such a program look like?
What do you need to know to write such a program?

Answer 1

You don't need to write architecture.
What you want to do is already done by the screen managers - screen and tmux - use them. If you're interested, check out how they're written.
But adding such functionality to your program is not the Linux way if there are already ready-made tools.

Answer 2

Launch via screen.
Hooking to ssh, then hooking to screen - you get into the CLI of this process.

Answer 3

There should be separate entry points for the cli and for the service

Answer 4

For starters, you're doing some bullshit.
most likely you are doing something initially wrong
1. you still have index.php in the url and this is not correct
2. you do not have CNC links in the form of ordinary IDs, which is also not correct.
3.
As far as I understand, you have index.php/text/ID
, so we write the rule

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^(index.php/.*/[0-9{1,}]/)(.*)
 RewriteRule . %1 [R=301,L]

Now everything that comes after the ID, in particular, numbers from 0-9 from 1 piece to infinity, after them everything will be deleted.

Answer 5

Use NGINX in front of Apache, not only to solve such problems, but also to cache and speed up the site. Write just a couple of lines like this:
location =/index.php/ {
return 301 /coID/1;
}