[services-openrc] Adjust documentation and follow renaming

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Adriaan de Groot 6 years ago
parent 55e273ff00
commit e1d306dc2f

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# operccfg
# openrc services module to set service runlevels via rc-update in the chroot
#
# format of the conf
###
# services:
# add:
# - name: foo1
# runlevel: default
# - name: foo2
# runlevel: nonetwork
# del:
# - name: foo3
# runlevel: default
#
# initdDir: /etc/init.d
#
# runlevelsDir: /etc/runlevels
####
# add: list of services and their runlevels to add
# del: list of services and their runlevels to delete
# name: the service name
# runlevel: can hold any runlevel present on the target system
# initdDir: holds the openrc service directory location
# runlevelsDir: holds the runlevels directory location
#
# handle del with care and only use it if absolutely necessary
# if a service is listed in the conf but is not present/detected on the target system,
# or a runlevel does not exist, it will be ignored and skipped
#
---
services:
add:
- name: "NetworkManager"
runlevel: "default"
initdDir: /etc/init.d
runlevelsDir: /etc/runlevels

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---
type: "job"
name: "openrccfg"
name: "services-openrc"
interface: "python"
script: "main.py"

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# openrc services module to modify service runlevels via rc-update in the chroot
#
# Services can be added (to any runlevel, or multiple runlevels) or deleted.
# Handle del with care and only use it if absolutely necessary.
#
# if a service is listed in the conf but is not present/detected on the target system,
# or a runlevel does not exist, it will be ignored and skipped; a warning is logged.
#
---
# initdDir: holds the openrc service directory location
initdDir: /etc/init.d
# runlevelsDir: holds the runlevels directory location
runlevelsDir: /etc/runlevels
# services: each subkey of *services* is an action to take;
# supported actions are "add" and "del". The each subkey
# has a list of entries as value, and each entry has two
# fields:
# - name: the service name
# - runlevel: can hold any runlevel present on the target system
#
# # Example services:
# services:
# add:
# - name: foo1
# runlevel: default
# - name: foo2
# runlevel: nonetwork
# del:
# - name: foo3
# runlevel: default
services: []
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