On Fri, 2003-03-07 at 12:41, DuSTiN KRySaK wrote:
> Hi there... 
> 
> How does one restart/stop/start a service from the command line?
> 
> I have a desktop reference book of commands, and can't seem to find it in
> there.
> 
> Also - how would one see the services available on the command line and
> their current status (start/stopped)?
> 


Dustin 

You will get better response by creating new message threads rather than
replying to an exiting thread.  This irritates some of the old timers
and will cause them to skip it.

for services properly set up in /etc/init.d you can use the service
command.

service sendmail status 

is an example stop start status restart are usually there to use as
arguments 

I do not know of a standard command to see what the status of all
services is currently.

I suppose you could do : 

for serv in $(ls --ignore killall /etc/rc.d/init.d); do echo $(service
$serv status) ; done 


you can use 

chkconfig --list 

to see what packages are started at the various runlevels.  

HTH

Bret



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