File systemd-qserv.1 of Package systemd-qserv

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.TH QSERV 1 "17 March 2012" "1.0" "systemd-qserv man page"
.SH NAME
qserv - easily handle systemd's services
.SH SYNOPSIS
qserv
.SH DESCRIPTION
qserv is a front end to systemd's systemctl and it is interactive in nature. You can put one or more service at a time during the
interactive session and it can be without a '*.service' ie sshd apache2 mysql or with a '*.service' extension ie 'sshd.service apache2.service
mysql.service' or a mix of both! Except in systemctl mode since systemctl ignores a service name without a '*.service' extension.
The only limitation in systemctl mode is using a command that it does not recognize! Press the return key during the systemctl mode 
to acquire a more detailed info about it's units. One thing to note is that stopping a non existent service but it has a '*.service'
extension will not yield any errors since systemctl itself does not do any error handling when dealing with such task.This script has no control
over systemd's systemctl to fix that!

.SH SEE ALSO
systemctl(1), systemd(1)

.SH AUTHOR
Jason V. Ferrer (jetchisel@opensuse.org)