Signed-off-by: David Oberhollenzer <david.oberhollenzer@tele2.at>
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Available Command Line Tools
The service command
The service
utility can be used for control and administration of services.
It is composed of several sub commands run by issuing
service <command> [arguments..]
.
Currently available service commands are:
- enable - enable a service with the given list of arguments.
- disable - disable a service. If the service is parameterized, requires the same arguments used for enabling, to disable the specific instance of the service.
- dumpscript - generate an equivalent shell script from the
exec
lines of a service after applying all parameter substitutions. - list - list all enabled service. A target can be specified to only list services for the specified target.
- help - display a short help text and a list of available commands.
shutdown and reboot
The programs shudown
and reboot
can be used to signal to the init
program
that it should transition to the shutdown
or reboot
target respectively.
The option -f
or --force
can be used to by pass the init system entirely
and force a hard reset or power off by directly signalling the kernel.
Running any one of those programs requires superuser privileges.
syslog
If the usyslogd
service is built as part of this package, a program called
syslog
is built that can be used from the command line to send syslog
messages.
This can for instance be used to produce log messages from shell scripts.
The log level, facility and identity string can be specified.
See syslog --help
for more information.