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Is there any way in Ubuntu 18.04.2 to show 'short' status output when checking a service?
In Ubuntu 14.04.5 status output is like this:
short output
Where in Ubuntu 18.04.2 the same command gives output like this:
very long output
How can I narrow this output down again to 1 line like in 14.04.5?
Hope someone knows :)
Cheers,
Marcel
apache2
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Is there any way in Ubuntu 18.04.2 to show 'short' status output when checking a service?
In Ubuntu 14.04.5 status output is like this:
short output
Where in Ubuntu 18.04.2 the same command gives output like this:
very long output
How can I narrow this output down again to 1 line like in 14.04.5?
Hope someone knows :)
Cheers,
Marcel
apache2
asked 11 mins ago
Marcel BeringerMarcel Beringer
1
New contributor
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Is there any way in Ubuntu 18.04.2 to show 'short' status output when checking a service?
In Ubuntu 14.04.5 status output is like this:
short output
Where in Ubuntu 18.04.2 the same command gives output like this:
very long output
How can I narrow this output down again to 1 line like in 14.04.5?
Hope someone knows :)
Cheers,
Marcel
apache2
asked 11 mins ago
Marcel BeringerMarcel Beringer
1
New contributor
Marcel Beringer is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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Is there any way in Ubuntu 18.04.2 to show 'short' status output when checking a service?
In Ubuntu 14.04.5 status output is like this:
short output
Where in Ubuntu 18.04.2 the same command gives output like this:
very long output
How can I narrow this output down again to 1 line like in 14.04.5?
Hope someone knows :)
Cheers,
Marcel
apache2
apache2
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1
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It won't give the same output, but you can use
systemctl is-active apache2
See man systemctl for details.
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It won't give the same output, but you can use
systemctl is-active apache2
See man systemctl for details.
answered 3 mins ago
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It won't give the same output, but you can use
systemctl is-active apache2
See man systemctl for details.
answered 3 mins ago
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It won't give the same output, but you can use
systemctl is-active apache2
See man systemctl for details.
answered 3 mins ago
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It won't give the same output, but you can use
systemctl is-active apache2
See man systemctl for details.
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