Service command handling fix when no upstart config file #2231
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commit e057ea671395ec8847f920a63cf9524f5c8fde5f
Author: Ton Kersten <tonk@tonkersten.com>
Date: Thu Feb 28 13:02:25 2013 +0100
Fixed the service command not working
On Ubuntu 1[02].04 the service name was not recognized because
there is a SysV style init script, but not an upstart config file.
Example: The `ntp` client.
Also removed extra spaces at the end of the lines, while at it.
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Service command handling fix when no upstart config file
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Fixed the service command not working
On Ubuntu 1[02].04 the service name was not recognized because
there is a SysV style init script, but not an upstart config file.
Example: The
ntpclient.Also removed extra spaces at the end of the lines, while at it.