Services (66)¶
66 boots the machine and manages its
services. It is what you use where another distribution would have you use
systemctl.
This section is a guide, not the reference
The complete, authoritative documentation for every command, option and file format lives at docs.obarun.org. These pages cover the parts you need in daily use, and the Obarun specific defaults, and link out for the rest.
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Introduction
Services, trees, and how the machine actually comes up. Start here.
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Everyday commands
Enable, start, stop, inspect, configure. The commands you will type.
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Trees
Grouping services so a whole set goes up or down in one command.
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The boot module
Hostname, timezone, keymap, filesystems, consoles. One configuration.
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Modules
What a module is, and how it differs from an instantiated service.
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User services
Running supervised services as an unprivileged user.