initctl: provide human friendly state descriptions
Bug #442963 reported by
Chris Jones
This bug affects 1 person
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Bug Description
The current output of start/stop/
As a busy sysadmin with a simple human brain I would massively appreciate these tools being slightly more explicit (e.g. I typically only care about the current state unless it's in the middle of changing state)
summary: |
- more human friendly state descriptions + human friendly state descriptions |
summary: |
- human friendly state descriptions + initctl: provide human friendly state descriptions |
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The "right" way to do this is probably just to re-use that --verbose flag, ie.
# status dbus
dbus is running, process 4238
# status -v dbus
dbus start/killed, process 4238