* validate systemctl command
* validate systemctl command
* add rcS support
* only attempt to set environment if list is not empty
* check if service bin exists
The library is using inconsistent names when calling `systemctl`
commands.
Let's say that the service is named `name`. The unit file will be
then named `name.service` - this is the popular pattern used also by
this library.
While for most common commands like `systemctl start` there is no
difference whether `name` or `name.service` will be used as the service
identifier, the `list-unit-files` command expects explicitly the unit
file name.
Currently just the name - without the `.service` suffix - is being used,
which causes the command to return no output, not match the name of the
service and finally respond the status of installed but inactive service
as `StatusUnknown` with `ErrNotInstalled` error. While `StatusStopped`
without any error is expected.
Considering `systemctl` behavior it's just easier to:
- have one method that constructs the `name.service` name,
- use it for all `systemctl` commands calls.
And this is the change that this commit is adding.
* support the dependency config for linux systemd
* remote the binary file incorrectly added
* Support the systemd option setting for 'Restart' and 'SuccessExitStatus'
* Linux systemd: fixed bug in service configuration template. Dependencies should now work for Linux systemd.
* Linux systemd: enabled detection of systemd inside chroot environments
* Linux systemd: enabled detection of systemd inside chroot environments fix
* Add ability for service to report the system managing the service
* Clarify that the output of SystemName should return the same value as Platform in most cases
* Rename SystemName to Platform to match the rest of the package
* be a little more clear in the Platform comment
* update command execution to support returing error codes, and stdout
add function to service interface to support returning service status
clean up places where strings were being converted to strings
* Spelling fix
* Simply service Status method
Add stopped detection to launchd
Switch to case statements
Return ErrNotInstalled in situations where we should
Breaking apart each service reduces the overall number of branches
in the code, but increases duplication. Duplication can be taken
care of in follow-up commits while still keeping the clarity of
linear code.
Also expiriment with code that would allow the user to add or remove
systems. Still expirimental and not exposed in the API.
s.solodyagin
Bogdan Rozhkov