running services

[Matthijs.Sneijders at corusgroup.com]

Hmm,

try something like

service --status-all |grep " is " |while read a b c d
do
      if [ $c = "stopped" ]
      then
            echo  "$a off"
      fi
      if [ $b = "(pid" ]
      then
            echo "$a on"
      fi
done

but as you are a C++ programmer you might want to do this in your code and
not on the shell


                                                      
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Thanks for this reply. but i need some precise solution bocause i need
to use this command through my C++ code, now its almost impossible for
me to parse the results of "service --status-all".
Is there any command which 'll result me just name and status of
services.

thanks

On Wed, 2006-04-26 at 10:23, BERES Laszlo wrote:
> Muhammad Rizwan wrote:
>
> > How i can get all the running services on linux system (through
> > command).
>
> Use "service --status-all"
>
> --
>
> BÉRES László         RHCE
> systems engineer, trainer

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