Set the uid/gid that the service process will be run as

Set the working directory Note: constructing parameter may throw!

Update the command, and dependencies, of the specified service atomically. May fail with bad_alloc, service_cyclic_dependency.

Wait for a service to reached stopped (do_stop == true) or started (do_stop == false) state. Returns 0 if the service started/stopped, 1 if start/stop

Add to the back of the linked set, if not already in the set. Return true if added, false if was already in the set.

Register a file descriptor watcher with an event loop. Flags can be any combination of dasynq::IN_EVENTS / dasynq::OUT_EVENTS. Exactly one of IN_EVENT

Check whether the allocation failure bit ('buffer_fail_bit') is set in the stream state. Returns: The value of 'buffer_fail_bit' in the the current st

Is this a dummy service (used only when loading a new service)?

Close logging subsystem

Commit a log message

Note: current line is only correct after reading a line, and refers to the line just read

Find (and open) a service description file in a set of paths, together with the directory in which it was located. Parameters: svc_name - the name of

Get reason for failure to exec process (if stop reason indicates exec failure)

Get the current file descriptor.

Get the file descriptor for the control socket connection as passed to use from parent process (returns -1 if unsuccessful)

Get the environment from remote dinit instance

Get the service description directories configured for the daemon as a vector of strings (containing absolute paths; relative directories are resolved

mandatory:

Assuming there is one reference (from a control link), return true if this is the only reference, or false if there are others (including dependents,

Check whether the string store failure bit ('input_fail_bit') is set in the stream state. Returns: The value of 'input_fail_bit' in the the current st

Is the service explicitly marked active?

Is the current stream's file descriptor open?

Mark that a message was discarded due to full buffer

beginning at offset, look for the next segment in a path (skip any leading slashes)

Parse a permissions mask parameter value, specified as an octal (such as 0600)

Parse a signed numeric parameter value

Poll the event loop and process any pending events (up to a limit).

Print reason for start failure.

Process a SERVICEEVENT[5] packet if it is related to the specified service handle, and optionally report the service status to the user (verbose == tr

Pull and dispatch a waiter from the console queue

Pull a single event from the queue; returns nullptr if the queue is empty. Call with lock held.

flags specifies which watch to remove; ignored if the loop doesn't support separate read/write watches.

reset the index and length.

Recursively remove files and directories (does not remove the top-level directory identified by fd)

Recursively remove a directory (a la "rm -r")

Set this service to consume output of specified service (only call while service stopped).

Convert a signal name (without "SIG" prefix) to the corresponding signal number. May only support a subset of signals. Returns 0 if signal name is "no

Start a specific dependency of this service. Should only be called if this service is in an appropriate state (started, starting). The dependency is m

Strip any service argument ('@xxx') from the end of a service name, and return a pointer just- past-the-end of the service name.

Variadic method to calculate the sum of string lengths:

Transfer the file descriptors representing the output (logging) pipe for this service. The file descriptors are returned as a pair (read,write) (possi