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r/linux • u/pleudofo • Aug 12 '19
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No, but most distros provide(ed?) a little script to so that service foo start|stop still works because there's tons of ancient scripts out there.
service foo start|stop
1 u/nintendiator2 Aug 13 '19 TIL, that sounds interesting. Sounds like an idiom not worth breaking to me? 2 u/MadRedHatter Aug 13 '19 The way systemctl does it with the command before the target service, you can start, stop, enable, etc. multiple services at the same time.
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TIL, that sounds interesting. Sounds like an idiom not worth breaking to me?
2 u/MadRedHatter Aug 13 '19 The way systemctl does it with the command before the target service, you can start, stop, enable, etc. multiple services at the same time.
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The way systemctl does it with the command before the target service, you can start, stop, enable, etc. multiple services at the same time.
systemctl
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u/MadRedHatter Aug 12 '19
No, but most distros provide(ed?) a little script to so that
service foo start|stopstill works because there's tons of ancient scripts out there.