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Stop a running Percio daemon.

Synopsis

percio stop

What it does

  • Reads the daemon’s lockfile to find the running daemon.
  • Sends it a shutdown request.
  • Removes the lockfile.

Example

$ percio stop
Daemon stopped.
If no daemon is running, Percio tells you:
$ percio stop
Daemon is not running.

When to use this

  • You’re done for the day and want to free up the Chromium processes.
  • You’re troubleshooting a stuck daemon — percio stop followed by retrying your command usually clears the issue.
  • You pinned the daemon to a specific port and want to free it.

When not to use this

  • During a running test. The CLI holds the test alive through the daemon — stopping the daemon mid-test will cut it off.

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