rc-status
rc-status is a command line tool in Linux that allows users to check the current state of system services. It provides information about the status of all the system services, whether they are running, stopped, or failed. The output of the command includes the service name, its status, and the runlevel at which it is supposed to start. This tool helps users quickly identify any services that are not functioning properly or are not set to start at the desired runlevel. With rc-status, users can efficiently manage their system services by easily identifying issues and taking appropriate action, such as restarting or disabling a problematic service. The tool is typically used by system administrators and power users who need to monitor and maintain the state of services on their Linux machines. Overall, rc-status assists in ensuring the smooth functioning and proper configuration of system services in a Linux environment.
List of commands for rc-status:
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rc-status:tldr:174cf rc-status: List manually started services.$ rc-status --manualtry on your machineexplain this command
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rc-status:tldr:3c1f2 rc-status: Get the current runlevel.$ rc-status --runleveltry on your machineexplain this command
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rc-status:tldr:4b767 rc-status: List all runlevels.$ rc-status --listtry on your machineexplain this command
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rc-status:tldr:b99a5 rc-status: List supervised services.$ rc-status --supervisedtry on your machineexplain this command
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rc-status:tldr:e0381 rc-status: Include services in all runlevels in the summary.$ rc-status --alltry on your machineexplain this command
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rc-status:tldr:f5af1 rc-status: List services that have crashed.$ rc-status --crashedtry on your machineexplain this command
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rc-status:tldr:f86bd rc-status: Show a summary of services and their status.$ rc-statustry on your machineexplain this command