NAME¶
rc-service —
locate and run an OpenRC service with the given
arguments
SYNOPSIS¶
rc-service |
[-c,
--ifcrashed]
service cmd
[...] |
rc-service |
-d,
--debug
service cmd
[...] |
rc-service |
-D,
--nodeps
service cmd
[...] |
rc-service |
[-i,
--ifexists]
service cmd
[...] |
rc-service |
[-I,
--ifinactive]
service cmd
[...] |
rc-service |
[-N,
--ifnotstarted]
service cmd
[...] |
rc-service |
[-s,
--ifstarted]
service cmd
[...] |
rc-service |
[-S,
--ifstopped]
service cmd
[...] |
rc-service |
-e,
--exists
service |
rc-service |
-Z,
--dry-run
service cmd
[...] |
rc-service |
-r,
--resolve
service |
DESCRIPTION¶
Service scripts could be in different places on different
systems. rc-service locates the
specified service and runs it with the given arguments. If
-i,
--ifexists is given then
rc-service returns 0 even if the service
does not exist. If
-I,
--ifinactive or
-N,
--ifnotstarted is given then
rc-service returns 0 if the service exists
but is in the wrong state.
If given the
-l,
--list argument then
rc-service will list all available
services.
-e,
--exists return 0 if it can
find service, otherwise -1.
-r,
--resolve does the same and also
prints the full path of the service to stdout.
-d,
--debug sets -x when running the
service script(s).
-D,
--nodeps ignores dependencies when
running the service.
-Z,
--dry-run displays commands rather
than executing them.
AUTHORS¶
Roy Marples
<roy@marples.name>
