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On 2020-08-29 04:51, Jorge Almeida wrote: |
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> The synopsis in the man page for openrc says |
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> openrc [-n, --no-stop] [-o, --override] [runlevel] |
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> but the text says nothing at all about the -o flag. |
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> Anyone knows what it does? I assume it was an oversight. |
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> Jorge Almeida |
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Indeed, it appears the man page doesn't explain this, but --help does: |
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Usage: openrc [options] [<runlevel>] |
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Options: [ a:no:s:SChqVv ] |
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-n, --no-stop do not stop any services |
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-o, --override <arg> override the next runlevel to change |
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into |
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when leaving single user or boot |
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runlevels |
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-s, --service <arg> runs the service specified with the |
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rest |
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of the arguments |
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-S, --sys output the RC system type, if any |
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-h, --help Display this help output |
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-C, --nocolor Disable color output |
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-V, --version Display software version |
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-v, --verbose Run verbosely |
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-q, --quiet Run quietly (repeat to suppress |
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errors) |