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The daemontools-conf program

daemontools-conf sets up, shutdowns, enables or disables a variety of daemontools services.

Interface

     daemontools-conf [-l] [-t] command type [name]

Options:

-l: generates log/ structure with make command.
-t: generates Makefile and tcp for tcpserver in ucspi-tcp with make command.
-h: brief help

Commands:

make: creates a daemontools service frame to the /etc/daemontools/type-name directory.
add: adds a previously created and configured daemontools service to the /service directory. The service starts in five seconds. If it does not exists, add command will create a link to /etc/type if name is specified.
del: deletes a previously added daemontools service from the /service directory and (if appropriate) from the /etc/type. The service is stopped.
enab: enables a previously disabled daemontools service in the /service directory. The down files are removed and the service is started.
disab: disables a daemontools service in the /service directory. The service is stopped and automatic start will be prevented with down files.
update: updates service frame to the latest daemontools-conf version.
remove: deletes service (see del) and removes service frame from /etc/daemontools/type-name.

Type:

Service name, such as qmail, clockspeed.

Name:

You can name the daemontools service frame. The full name is made by its type and the name you specified, delimited by a dash. Thus, you can create eg. tinydns-inner, tinydns-outer, and dnscache-local. This parameter can be omitted, but in this case no /etc/type will be created with add command.