Re: Debian GNU/Linux refcard partially obsolete
On Sun, 01 Nov 2015 01:10:01 +0100, W. Martin Borgert wrote:
> On 2015-11-01 00:11, Raphaël Bazaud wrote:
>> the way to start/stop daemons is referencing the scripts in /etc/init.d
>> whereas Debian has «switched to» systemd so the new way of doing things
>> is rather something like systemctl cmd service with cmd ∈ {start, stop,
>> status, kill, … }.
>> or systemcl [suspend|poweroff|reboot]
>
> You are right, Debian the refcard needs love desperately. Please, file a
> bug report against the debian-refcard package.
> Maybe even with a patch? Thanks in advance!
Hi! I've just sent a bug report. I have not yet received a bug number &
suspect I have misconfigured reportbug on my end, so will include my
patch here FWIW.
Sorry about the mix-up. When / if the bugreport shows up, the transform
problem I mention in it turned out to be due to me using the wrong XSL
file.
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< <glossentry id="restart">
---
> <glossentry id="service-restart">
> <glossterm><command>service<replaceable>file</replaceable></
command>
> restart</glossterm>
> <glossdef><para>Restart a service, system
> daemon.</para></glossdef>
> </glossentry>
> <glossentry id="systemd-restart">
> <glossterm><command>systemctl restart</command><replaceable>file</
replaceable>
> restart</glossterm>
> <glossdef><para>Restart a service, system
> daemon.</para></glossdef>
> </glossentry>
> <glossentry id="sysvinit-restart">
202c214,226
< <glossentry id="stop">
---
> <glossentry id="service-stop">
> <glossterm><command>service<replaceable>file</replaceable></
command>
> stop</glossterm>
> <glossdef><para>Stop a service, system
> daemon.</para></glossdef>
> </glossentry>
> <glossentry id="systemd-stop">
> <glossterm><command>systemctl stop<replaceable>file</
replaceable></command>
> stop</glossterm>
> <glossdef><para>Stop a service, system
> daemon.</para></glossdef>
> </glossentry>
> <glossentry id="sysvinit-stop">
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< <glossentry id="start">
---
> <glossentry id="service-start">
> <glossterm><command>service<replaceable>file</replaceable></
command>
> start</glossterm>
> <glossdef><para>Start a service, system
> daemon.</para></glossdef>
> </glossentry>
> <glossentry id="systemd-start">
> <glossterm><command>systemctl start<replaceable>file</
replaceable></command>
> start</glossterm>
> <glossdef><para>Start a service, system
> daemon.</para></glossdef>
> </glossentry>
> <glossentry id="sysvinit-start">
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< <glossentry id="var-log">
---
> <glossentry id="sysvinit-var-log">
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> </glossentry>
> <glossentry id="journalctl">
> <glossterm><command>journalctl</filename></glossterm>
> <glossdef><para>The systemd journal (journald.service) is a
centralized repository of log information. Use the <command>journalctl</
command> program to view this information.</para></glossdef>
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