Archives for April 2023

In OpenRC, runlevels are used to define the state of the system and the services that should be running at any given time. rc-update is a command-line tool that allows you to manage the services that are started or stopped at different runlevels. rc-update provides several subcommands that can be used to add or remove […]

In OpenRC, runlevels are used to define the state of the system and the services that should be running at any given time. rc-update is a command-line tool that allows you to manage the services that are started or stopped at different runlevels. rc-update provides several subcommands that can be used to add or remove […]

In OpenRC, runlevels are used to define the state of the system and the services that should be running at any given time. rc-status is a command-line tool that provides information about the current state of the system and the services running in each runlevel. When run without any arguments, rc-status displays a summary of […]

In OpenRC, runlevels are used to define the state of the system and the services that should be running at any given time. rc-status is a command-line tool that provides information about the current state of the system and the services running in each runlevel. When run without any arguments, rc-status displays a summary of […]

OpenRC is an init system and service manager used by some Linux distributions, such as Alpine Linux and Gentoo. It is designed to be lightweight, fast, and simple, while still providing powerful management of system services. One of the command-line tools provided by OpenRC is rc-service. This tool allows users to locate and manage OpenRC […]

OpenRC is an init system and service manager used by some Linux distributions, such as Alpine Linux and Gentoo. It is designed to be lightweight, fast, and simple, while still providing powerful management of system services. One of the command-line tools provided by OpenRC is rc-service. This tool allows users to locate and manage OpenRC […]