<tt>-o </tt> : comma separated list of field to display. If this option is not past, <tt>66-inservice</tt> will display all fields.
<tt>-o </tt> : comma separated list of fields to display. If this option is not passed, <tt>66-inservice</tt> will display all fields.
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<tt>-g </tt> : shows the dependency list of <em>service</em> as graph instead of list.
<tt>-g </tt> : shows the dependency list of the <em>service</em> as a graph instead of a list.
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<tt>-d <em>depth</em> </tt> : limits the depth of the dependency list visualisation; defaults to 1. This implies <tt>-g</tt> option.
<tt>-d <em>depth</em> </tt> : limits the depth of the dependency list visualisation; defaults is 1. This implies <tt>-g</tt> option.
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<tt>-r </tt> : shows the dependency list of <em>services</em> in reverse mode.
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<tt>-p <em>n lines</em> </tt> : prints the <em>n</em> last lines from the log file of the <em>service</em>. Default to 20.
<tt>-p <em>n lines</em> </tt> : prints the <em>n</em> last lines from the log file of the <em>service</em>. Default is 20.
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<h2>Command and output examples</h2>
<p>The command <tt>66-inservice 00</tt> as root user on <em>Obarun's</em> default system displays the following where <em>00</em> is a service contained in the tree <em>boot</em>:
<p>The command <tt>66-inservice 00</tt>run as root user on <em>Obarun's</em> default system, displays the following, where <em>00</em> is a service contained in the tree <em>boot</em>:
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Name : 00
In tree : boot
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service and <em>'oneshot' mount-cgroups</em> is the last one when it finishes. You can reverse the rendered order with the <tt>-r</tt> option.</p>
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<p>You can display the status and depends field and only these fields of a service using the command <tt>66-inservice -o status,depends -g connmand</tt> where the dependency list is diplayed as a graph:
<p>You can display the status and 'depends on' field and only these fields of a service using the command <tt>66-inservice -o status,depends -g connmand</tt> where the dependency list is diplayed as a graph: