Added rsyslog service management without the need for systemd #113
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| # | ||
| # chkconfig: - 90 10 | ||
| # description: rsyslogd - reliable and extended syslogd | ||
| # processname: rsyslog |
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According to my tests I think this processname should be rsyslogd. I considered if the service / init script name should match but can see that it's called just rsyslog in systemd and in /etc/sysconfig// , so I guess that's fine.
jonasbardino approved these changes Jun 16, 2025
rasmunk reviewed Jun 17, 2025
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| PID_FILE="$PID_DIR/rsyslogd.pid" | ||
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| show_usage() { | ||
| echo "Usage: rsyslog--minimal {start|stop|status|restart|reload}" |
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I suspect that the usage help should be Usage: rsyslog-minimal {.... correct?
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This enables support for managing the rsyslog service within containers without the need for systemd:
start - start rsyslog
stop - terminate rsyslog
restart - terminate and start rsyslog
reload - reload rsyslog
status - report rsyslog status