You could use `s6-rc -a list`, perhaps? It lists all services that are in the active state.For example, I have a oneshot service called `swap` that turns on or off swap volumes. # s6-rc -a list | grep swap swap # s6-rc stop swap # s6-rc -a list | grep swap # I could run `grep -q swap` and then the exit status would tell me if it's running or not. Does that give you what you want?
Unfortunately not, since I specifically need to *wait* and waiting based on "state-info" would require polling, which I would rather avoid. Regards Paul
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