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Luka Vandervelden 2019-11-13 00:40:13 +01:00
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@ -22,8 +22,8 @@ service - system services control and querying interface
# DESCRIPTION # DESCRIPTION
**service** is a tool that starts, stops, lists, queries, creates or removes system services. *service* is a tool that starts, stops, lists, queries, creates or removes system services.
**service** abstracts their configuration and handles their dependencies to one another. *service* abstracts their configuration and handles their dependencies to one another.
Some general concepts about WeirdOS’ services management and boot procedure can be found in *service*(7). Some general concepts about WeirdOS’ services management and boot procedure can be found in *service*(7).
@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ An example for this is a static website that depends on a web server: if the web
service add <id> [options] service add <id> [options]
The **service add** command can be used to create a service. The *service add* command can be used to create a service.
Only services that have been “added” to the list of known services can be started. Only services that have been “added” to the list of known services can be started.
It takes as first parameter the *id* of the service to create. It takes as first parameter the *id* of the service to create.
@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ The service type defaults to the name of the service to be created.
service del <id> [options] service del <id> [options]
The **service del** command removes a service from the system. The *service del* command removes a service from the system.
Be careful, as this command also removes its configuration and data. Be careful, as this command also removes its configuration and data.
*service del* will not let you remove services that are being depended on unless you provide a `--force` flag. *service del* will not let you remove services that are being depended on unless you provide a `--force` flag.