Re: nosh: service-control --exit
2016-12-31 20:26 GMT-03:00 Jonathan de Boyne Pollard: > > Guillermo: >> >> for some reason 'service-control --exit' doesn't unload a service that is >> already in the 'stopped' state. > > I'll look into it for 1.31. You won't see a fix in 1.30 because that is > coming out ... well ... now. Fixed in 1.31 :) G.
Re: nosh: service-control --exit
Guillermo: for some reason 'service-control --exit' doesn't unload a service that is already in the 'stopped' state. I'll look into it for 1.31. You won't see a fix in 1.30 because that is coming out ... well ... now.
nosh: service-control --exit
Hello, 2016-08-06 14:30 GMT-03:00 Jonathan de Boyne Pollard: > > svc -x > == > > The -x option to service-control, a.k.a. svc, is no longer defunct. It does > what unload-when-stopped does. There is a minor difference: for some reason 'service-control --exit' doesn't unload a service that is already in the 'stopped' state. It will be unloaded if it is later started and then stopped. In contrast, 'system-control unload-when-stopped' unloads a stopped service immediately (which IMO is the desirable effect). Thanks, G.