NAME¶

rc-status — show status info about runlevels

SYNOPSIS¶

DESCRIPTION¶

rc-status gathers and displays information about the status of services in different runlevels. The default behavior is to show information about the current runlevel and any unassigned services that are not stopped, but any runlevel can be quickly examined.

If an active service is being supervised by supervise-daemon(8), the amount of time the daemon has been active along with the number of times it has been respawned in the current respawn period will be displayed.

The options are as follows:

-a, --all

Show all runlevels and their services.

-c, --crashed

List all services that have crashed (in any runlevel) in plain text format.

-f, --format

Select a format for the output. Currently, the only one that can be specified is ini, which outputs in *.ini format.

-i, --in-state

Show services in given state. Can be combined, e.g -i started -i crashed will select any services which are either in started or crashed state. Available states are: “stopped”, “started”, “stopping”, “starting”, “inactive”, “hotplugged”, “failed”, “scheduled” and “crashed”.

-l, --list

List all defined runlevels.

-m, --manual

Show all manually started services.

-r, --runlevel

Print the current runlevel name.

-S, --supervised

Show all supervised services.

-s, --servicelist

Show all services (in any runlevel).

-u, --unused

Show services not assigned to any runlevel.

-C, --nocolor

Disable color output.

runlevel

Show information only for the named runlevel.

EXIT STATUS¶

rc-status exits 0, except when checking for crashed services and it doesn't find any.

IMPLEMENTATION NOTES¶

rc-status tries to list services within each runlevel in the presently resolved dependency order if the dependency tree is available.

SEE ALSO¶

openrc(8), rc-update(8), supervise-daemon(8)

AUTHORS¶

Roy Marples <roy@marples.name>