57 lines
943 B
Perl
57 lines
943 B
Perl
#!/bin/perl -w
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use esmith::Service;
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####################
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#
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# Provides the following functions
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#
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# new
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# start
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# stop
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# condrestart
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# restart
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# reload
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# is_configured
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# is_enabled
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# is_owned
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# is_running
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# is_masked
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# adjust
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# get_name
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####################
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my $servicename = "php55-php-fpm";
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# Create specific object
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my $systemd1 = new esmith::Service($servicename);
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my $result1 = $systemd1->is_running();
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if ( $result1 == 1 ) {
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print "Result 1 running $result1\n";
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}
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else {
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print "Result 1 failed $result1\n";
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}
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# Create non-specific and set servicename later
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my $systemd2 = new esmith::Service();
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$servicename = "sshd";
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$systemd2->{'serviceName'} = $servicename;
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$systemd2->{'verbose'} = 1;
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my $result2 = $systemd2->is_running();
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if ( $result2 == 1 ) {
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print "Result 2 running $result2\n";
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}
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else {
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print "Result 2 failed $result2\n";
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}
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# So then we can do
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# (is_configured && is_enabled) do something eg restart
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