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The command "ghost restart" refers to a command used to restart the "Ghost" publishing platform or server.

Ghost is a popular open-source content management system (CMS) and blogging platform. It is designed to be simple and user-friendly, focusing on publishing and creating content without the complexity of a traditional CMS.

When you run the "ghost restart" command, it initiates the process of restarting the Ghost platform. This can be necessary after making changes to the platform's settings, theme, or configuration files, as a restart is often required for the changes to take effect.

A restart in Ghost involves stopping the currently running instance of the platform and then starting it again. This ensures that any changes made are incorporated and that the platform is updated with the latest settings and configurations.

In summary, running the "ghost restart" command is used to restart the Ghost platform, allowing any recently made changes to be applied and ensuring the platform is running with the latest configurations.