Writing a bash completion script for the s6-rc program, I'm stuck when
completing service names.
I'd like for the user to be able to complete `sudo s6-rc -u change
some...` from a non-root terminal, but trying to use the output of
`s6-rc-db list services` fails as it can't take a lock in
/run/s6-rc/compiled. While longruns can be sourced from the s6-svscan
directory, bundles, pipelines and oneshots can't.
Reading the source directory instead seems to be the simplest
solution, but is using the compiled definitions entirely out of the
question?
Received on Thu Nov 10 2022 - 05:14:50 CET