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=pod
=head1 NAME
svcstatus prints status of a given SMF service
=head1 SYNOPSIS
$ svcstatus sudo
online
$ svcstatus foo
none
$ svcstatus system/dbus
online
$ sudo svcadm disable -t dbus
$ svcstatus dbus
temporary-disabled
if [ `svcstatus application/database/mysql` = online ]; then
svcadm restart application/database/mysql || true
fi
=head1 DESCRIPTION
C<svcstatus> prints the status of a given SMF service. The service should be fully qualified
(full FMRI like C<svc:/system/dbus:default>), otherwise result is undefined.
In contrast to L<svcs(1)>, this utility is always successful (returns 0) and designed to be used
in L<dpkg(1)> maintainer scripts for starting, stopping or restarting a service on package upgrade
or removal.
=head1 OUTPUT
The output of this program is a lower-case word expressing the service state as described in L<smf(5)/STATES>
with this additions:
=over 4
=item temporary-disabled
The service is enabled, but is not running. That means that the service was temporary disabled by
C<svcadm disable -t FMRI>.
=item none
The state of the service is unknown. The reasons for this may be: the service does not exist,
the FMRI is not fully qualified (matches multiple services), SMF system is not online - see L<smf_present(1)>.
=back
=head1 SEE ALSO
L<smf(5)>, L<svc.configd(1M)>, L<svc.startd(1M)>, L<svcadm(1M)>,
L<svccfg(1M)>, L<svcprop(1)>, L<smf_present(1)>, L<svcs(1)>.
=cut
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