Fixed: Incorrect status of services, on rsm list after enable <service> - rsm lists all right after enable/disable <service>

Pushed 1.3.7 release.

README.md

@@ -1,7 +1,108 @@
-# Runit-Service-Manager
+# `rsm` - Runit Service Manager
 
-- This is the CLI Runit Service Manager {rsv}, forked from Void Service Manager {vsv}  https://github.com/bahamas10/vsv/blob/master/vsv
+- This is the CLI Runit Service Manager {rsm}, forked from Void Service Manager {vsv}  https://github.com/bahamas10/vsv/blob/master/vsv
 
 - Terminal Commands are exactly the same as sv, but produces a beautified layout.
 
-![](https://imgur.com/GsKS5DL.png)
+![](https://imgur.com/cpRWBo1.png)
+
+## Manage and view runit services.
+
+Usage
+-----
+
+Quick Examples:
+
+- `rsm` - show all services
+- `rsm status` - same as above
+- `rsm stop <svc>` - stop a service
+- `rsm start <svc>` - start a service
+- `rsm restart <svc>` - restart a service, or start service right after `rsm enable <svc>`
+- `rsm enable <svc>` - enable a service (autostart at boot)
+- `rsm disable <svc>` - disable a service (no autostart at boot)
+- `rsm hup <svc>` - refresh a service (`SIGHUP`)
+- `rsm logs <svc>` or `rsm alllogs <svc>` - lists all logs for a service (access and error)
+- `rsm errorlogs <svc>` - lists all error logs for a service
+
+Status:
+
+The `status` subcommand has the following fields:
+
+- `SERVICE` - the service (directory) name.
+- `STATE` - the service state: output from `.../$service/supervise/stat`.
+- `ENABLED` - if the service is enabled (lacks the `.../$service/down` file).
+- `PID` - the pid of the process being monitored.
+- `COMMAND` - arg0 from the pid being monitored (first field of `/proc/$pid/cmdline`.
+- `TIME` - time the service has been in whatever state it is in.
+
+Command Usage:
+
+    [rsm]    Manage and view runit services
+    [rsm]    Made specifically for Void Linux but should work anywhere
+    [rsm]    Author: Dave Eddy <dave@daveeddy.com> (bahamas10)
+
+    USAGE:
+    rsm [OPTIONS] [SUBCOMMAND] [<ARGS>]
+    rsm [-u] [-d <dir>] [-h] [-t] [SUBCOMMAND] [...]
+
+    OPTIONS:
+    -c <yes|no|auto>          Enable/disable color output, defaults to auto
+    -d <dir>                  Directory to look into, defaults to env SVDIR or /var/service if unset
+    -h                        Print this message and exit
+    -l                        Show log processes, this is a shortcut for 'status -l'
+    -t                        Tree view, this is a shortcut for 'status -t'
+    -u                        User mode, this is a shortcut for '-d ~/runit/service'
+    -v                        Increase verbosity
+    -V                        Print the version number and exit
+
+    ENV:
+    SVDIR                     The directory to use, passed to the 'sv' command, can
+                              be overridden with '-d <dir>'
+
+    SUBCOMMANDS:
+    status [-lt] [filter]     Default subcommand, show process status
+                              '-t' enables tree mode (process tree)
+                              '-l' enables log mode (show log processes)
+                              'filter' is an optional string to match service names against
+
+    enable <svc> [...]        Enable the service(s) (remove the "down" file, does not start service)
+
+    disable <svc> [...]       Disable the service(s) (create the "down" file, does not stop service)
+
+    Any other subcommand gets passed directly to the 'sv' command, see sv(1) for the
+    full list of subcommands and information about what each does specifically.
+    Common subcommands:
+
+    start <service>           Start the service
+    stop <service>            Stop the service
+    restart <service>         Restart the service
+    reload <service>          Reload the service (send SIGHUP)
+
+    EXAMPLES:
+    rsm                       Show service status in /var/service
+    rsm status                Same as above
+    rsm -t                    Show service status + pstree output
+    rsm status -t             Same as above
+    rsm status tty            Show service status for any service that matches tty*
+    rsm check uuidd           Check the uuidd svc, wrapper for 'sv check uuidd'
+    rsm restart sshd          Restart sshd, wrapper for 'sv restart sshd'
+    rsm -u                    Show service status in ~/runit/service
+    rsm -u restart ssh-agent  Restart ssh-agent in ~/runit/service/ssh-agent
+
+Syntax
+------
+
+This project uses:
+
+- Bash Style Guide: https://www.daveeddy.com/bash/
+- `shellcheck`: https://github.com/koalaman/shellcheck
+
+```
+$ make check
+shellcheck rsm
+```
+
+License
+-------
+
+MIT License

rsm

@@ -0,0 +1,665 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env bash
+#
+# Artix Linux service manager (runit)
+# Forked and further developed, by: linuxer <linuxer@artixlinux.org> 
+# Fork Date: August 15, 2020 as rsv
+# Renamed and further developed as rsm from: January 10, 2021  
+#
+# Original Author (vsv): Dave Eddy <dave@daveeddy.com>
+# Date: August 29, 2018
+# License: MIT
+
+RSM_VERSION='v1.4.3'
+
+export SVDIR=${SVDIR:-/run/runit/service/}
+export LOGDIR="/var/log/"
+export RSVDIR="/run/runit/service/"
+export FLDIR=${FLDIR:-/etc/runit/sv/}
+
+
+charup='✔'
+chardown='X'
+charunknown='?'
+progname=${0##*/}
+num_re='^-?[0-9]+$'
+svc_re='^[a-zA-Z0-9_\.-]+$'
+
+shopt -s nullglob
+
+# Get time in a human format, like 1 hour ago, 7 minutes ago, etc.
+human() {
+	local seconds=$1
+	if ((seconds < 0)); then
+		((seconds *= -1))
+	fi
+
+	local times=(
+		$((seconds / 60 / 60 / 24 / 365)) # years
+		$((seconds / 60 / 60 / 24 / 30))  # months
+		$((seconds / 60 / 60 / 24 / 7))   # weeks
+		$((seconds / 60 / 60 / 24))       # days
+		$((seconds / 60 / 60))            # hours
+		$((seconds / 60))                 # minutes
+		$((seconds))                      # seconds
+	)
+	local names=(year month week day hour minute second)
+
+	local i
+	for ((i = 0; i < ${#names[@]}; i++)); do
+		if ((${times[$i]} > 1)); then
+			echo "${times[$i]} ${names[$i]}s"
+			return
+		elif ((${times[$i]} == 1)); then
+			echo "${times[$i]} ${names[$i]}"
+			return
+		fi
+	done
+	echo '0 seconds'
+}
+
+# enable or disable colors based on the argument given, i.e.:
+# setcolors on   # colors on
+# setcolors off  # colors off
+# setcolors auto # colors on or off depending on environment
+setcolors() {
+	local opt=$1
+	local colors
+
+	if [[ $opt == auto ]]; then
+		# no colors if stdout is not a TTY
+		if [[ ! -t 1 ]]; then
+			opt='off'
+		else
+			# stdout is a tty, check tput capability for colors
+			colors=$(tput colors 2>/dev/null || echo -1)
+			if ! [[ $colors =~ $num_re ]]; then
+				fatal "failed to parse output of \`tput colors\` ($colors)"
+			fi
+
+			if ((colors >= 8)); then
+				opt='on'
+			else
+				opt='off'
+			fi
+		fi
+	fi
+
+	case "$opt" in
+		on|yes|true)
+			colorred=$(tput setaf 1)
+			colorgreen=$(tput setaf 2)
+			coloryellow=$(tput setaf 3)
+			colorblue=$(tput setaf 4)
+			colormagenta=$(tput setaf 5)
+			colorcyan=$(tput setaf 6)
+			#colorwhite=$(tput setaf 7)
+			colorgray=$(tput setaf 8)
+			colorbold=$(tput bold)
+			colorreset=$(tput sgr0)
+			;;
+		off|no|false)
+			colorred=
+			colorgreen=
+			coloryellow=
+			colormagenta=
+			colorcyan=
+			#colorwhite=
+			colorgray=
+			colorbold=
+			colorreset=
+			;;
+		*)
+			echo "unknown color option: '$opt'" >&2
+			exit 1
+			;;
+	esac
+}
+
+usage() {
+	local cr=$colorreset
+	local logo
+
+	logo=$(getlogo)
+
+	cat <<EOF
+$colormagenta ______   ____  __  __
+$colormagenta | | \ \ / ___\ | \/ |  $colorgreen Runit Service Manager for Artix Linux ($RSM_VERSION)
+$colormagenta | |_/ / \____  | || |  $colorgreen Source: https://gitea.artixlinux.org/linuxer/Runit-Service-Manager
+$colormagenta | | \ \ \____/ | || |  $colorgreen MIT License
+
+$logo   $colorblue Manage and view runit services
+$logo   $colorblue Made specifically for Void Linux but should work anywhere
+$logo   $colorblue Author: Dave Eddy <dave@daveeddy.com> (bahamas10)
+$logo   $colorblue Forked specifically for Artix Linux and renamed to rsm, for further development
+
+${coloryellow}USAGE:${colorgreen}
+$progname [OPTIONS] [SUBCOMMAND] [<ARGS>]
+$progname [-u] [-d <dir>] [-h] [-t] [SUBCOMMAND] [...]
+
+${coloryellow}OPTIONS:${colorgreen}
+${colorgreen}-c <yes|no|auto>         $cr Enable/disable color output, defaults to auto
+${colorgreen}-d <dir>                 $cr Directory to look into, defaults to env SVDIR or /var/service if unset
+${colorgreen}-h                       $cr Print this message and exit
+${colorgreen}-l                       $cr Show log processes, this is a shortcut for 'status -l'
+${colorgreen}-t                       $cr Tree view, this is a shortcut for 'status -t'
+${colorgreen}-u                       $cr User mode, this is a shortcut for '-d ~/runit/service'
+${colorgreen}-v                       $cr Increase verbosity
+${colorgreen}-V                       $cr Print the version number and exit
+
+${coloryellow}ENV:${colorgreen}
+SVDIR                    $cr The directory to use, passed to the 'sv' command, can
+                          be overridden with '-d <dir>'
+
+${coloryellow}SUBCOMMANDS:${colorgreen}
+status [-lt] [filter]    $cr Default subcommand, show process status
+			 $cr '-t' enables tree mode (process tree)
+			 $cr '-l' enables log mode (show log processes)
+			 $cr 'filter' is an optional string to match service names against
+${colorgreen}
+enable <svc> [...]       $cr Enable the service(s) (remove the "down" file, does not start service)
+${colorgreen}
+disable <svc> [...]      $cr Disable the service(s) (create the "down" file, does not stop service)
+
+Any other subcommand gets passed directly to the 'sv' command, see sv(1) for the
+full list of subcommands and information about what each does specifically.
+Common subcommands:
+
+${colorgreen}start <service>          $cr Start the service
+${colorgreen}stop <service>           $cr Stop the service
+${colorgreen}restart <service>        $cr Restart the service
+${colorgreen}reload <service>         $cr Reload the service (send SIGHUP)
+${colorgreen}logs <service>           $cr Outputs the service's logfilenames and their access & error logs from /var/log/<serice>/
+${colorgreen}alllogs <service>        $cr The same like logs <service>
+${colorgreen}errorlogs <service>      $cr Outputs the service's logfilenames and their errorlogs from /var/log/<serice>/
+
+
+${coloryellow}EXAMPLES:${colorgreen}
+${colorgreen}$progname                      $cr Show service status in /var/service
+${colorgreen}$progname status               $cr Same as above
+${colorgreen}$progname -t                   $cr Show service status + pstree output
+${colorgreen}$progname status -t            $cr Same as above
+${colorgreen}$progname status tty           $cr Show service status for any service that matches tty*
+${colorgreen}$progname check uuidd          $cr Check the uuidd svc, wrapper for 'sv check uuidd'
+${colorgreen}$progname restart sshd         $cr Restart sshd, wrapper for 'sv restart sshd'
+${colorgreen}$progname -u                   $cr Show service status in ~/runit/service
+${colorgreen}$progname -u restart ssh-agent $cr Restart ssh-agent in ~/runit/service/ssh-agent
+EOF
+}
+
+verbose() {
+	if ((verbosity > 0)); then
+		echo '>' "$colorgray" "$@" "$colorreset" >&2
+	fi
+}
+
+# print the logo with brackets colorized
+getlogo() {
+	printf '%s[%s%s%s]%s' \
+	    "$colorcyan" \
+	    "$colormagenta" "$progname" \
+	    "$colorcyan" \
+	    "$colorreset"
+}
+
+# prints a message
+msg() {
+	local logo
+
+	logo=$(getlogo)
+
+	echo "$logo" "$colorblue$*$colorreset"
+}
+
+# prints a fatal message and exists
+fatal() {
+	echo "${colorred}FATAL:" "$@" "$colorreset"
+	exit 2
+}
+
+# rmsg - same as msg but colorized based on return status passed via $1
+rmsg() {
+	local code=$1
+	local logo
+	local statuscolor
+
+	shift
+
+	logo=$(getlogo)
+
+	if ((code == 0)); then
+		statuscolor=$colorgreen
+	else
+		statuscolor=$colorred
+	fi
+
+	echo "$logo" "$statuscolor$*$colorreset"
+}
+
+disable_message() {
+	local svc=$1
+
+	echo "service $svc disabled by user $USER on $(date)"
+}
+
+# process the status of a single service
+process_service() {
+	local svc=$1
+	local now=$2
+	local pid when up msg char err enabled msgcolor enabledcolor \
+	    statecolor code islog prog down
+
+	islog=false
+	if [[ $svc == */log ]]; then
+		islog=true
+	fi
+
+	# check permissions effectively
+	err=$(sv status "$svc" 2>&1)
+	code=$?
+
+	# get service state, or set error messages
+	if ((code == 0)); then
+		err=
+		state=$(< "$svc/supervise/stat")
+		pid=$(< "$svc/supervise/pid")
+		when=$(stat --printf %Y "$svc/supervise/pid")
+		up=$((now - when))
+		msg=$(human "$up")
+
+		# if the service is enabled (wants up or wants down)
+		if down=$(cat "$svc/down" 2>&1); then
+			verbose "service disabled: $down"
+			enabled='false'
+		else
+			enabled='true'
+		fi
+
+		# color time if the service hasn't been up long
+		if ((up < 5)); then
+			msgcolor=$colorred
+		elif ((up < 30)); then
+			msgcolor=$coloryellow
+		else
+			msgcolor=$colorgray
+		fi
+	else
+		pid=
+		enabled=
+		state='n/a'
+		msg=${err##*: }
+		msgcolor=$colorred
+	fi
+
+	# sanity check pid
+	if [[ -n $pid ]] && ! [[ $pid =~ $num_re ]]; then
+		fatal "invalid pid: '$pid'"
+	fi
+
+	# figure out character and color to use for status
+	if [[ -n $err ]]; then
+		char=$charunknown
+		statecolor=$coloryellow
+	elif [[ $state == 'run' ]]; then
+		char=$charup
+		statecolor=$colorgreen
+	else
+		char=$chardown
+		statecolor=$colorred
+	fi
+
+	# figure out enabled color
+	if [[ $enabled == 'true' ]]; then
+		enabledcolor=$colorgreen
+	elif [[ $enabled == 'false' ]]; then
+		enabledcolor=$colorred
+	else
+		enabledcolor=$coloryellow
+	fi
+
+	# msg color
+	if [[ -z $msgcolor ]]; then
+		msgcolor=$colorgray
+	fi
+
+	# format service name if it is a log service
+	if $log && $islog && ! $tree; then
+		svc='- log'
+	fi
+
+	# figure out program name
+	if [[ -n $pid ]]; then
+		IFS= read -d $'\0' -r prog _ < /proc/$pid/cmdline
+		prog=${prog##*/}
+		prog=${prog:0:17}
+	fi
+
+	# print service line
+	printf ' %s%s%s %s%-20s%s %s%-7s%s %s%-9s%s %s%-8s%s %s%-17s%s %s%s%s\n' \
+	    "$statecolor"   "$char"           "$colorreset" \
+	    "$colorreset"   "$svc"            "$colorreset" \
+	    "$statecolor"   "$state"          "$colorreset" \
+	    "$enabledcolor" "${enabled:----}" "$colorreset" \
+	    "$colormagenta" "${pid:----}"     "$colorreset" \
+	    "$colorgreen"   "${prog:----}"    "$colorreset" \
+	    "$msgcolor"     "$msg"            "$colorreset"
+
+	# optionally print the pstree
+	if $tree; then
+		if [[ -n $pid ]] && ((pid > 0)); then
+			echo "$colorgray"
+			pstree -ac "$pid"
+		fi
+		echo "$colorreset"
+	fi
+}
+
+# handle the status subcommand
+do_status() {
+	local OPTIND option
+	local d
+	local logo
+	local now
+	local svcs=()
+
+	logo=$(getlogo)
+	while getopts 'hlt' option; do
+		case "$option" in
+			h) usage; exit 0;;
+			l) log=true;;
+			t) tree=true;;
+			*) usage; exit 1;;
+		esac
+	done
+	shift "$((OPTIND - 1))"
+
+	local filter=$1
+
+	# loop service directories
+	for d in ./*/; do
+		d=${d%/}
+		svc=${d##*/}
+
+		# this is us being a little over-protective here
+		if ! [[ $svc =~ $svc_re ]]; then
+			rmsg -1 "unexpected characters in name: '$svc'" >&2
+			continue
+		fi
+
+		if [[ ! -d $svc/supervise ]]; then
+			verbose "skipping $svc - '$svc/supervise' not found"
+			continue
+		fi
+
+		if [[ -n $filter && $svc != *"$filter"* ]]; then
+			verbose "filtering out '$svc' because match '$filter'"
+			continue
+		fi
+
+		svcs+=("$svc")
+		$log && svcs+=("$svc/log")
+	done
+
+
+	# print title if verbose
+	if ((verbosity > 0)); then
+		# service count
+		local services
+		local count=${#svcs[@]}
+
+		if ((count == 1)); then
+			services='service'
+		else
+			services='services'
+		fi
+
+		printf '%s> %s %s-%s %s%s %s(%s%s%s)%s %s-%s %s%d %s%s\n' \
+		    "$colorgray" "$logo" \
+		    "$colorgray" "$colorreset" \
+		    "$colorblue" "$HOSTNAME" \
+		    "$colorcyan" "$colorgreen" "${PWD/#$HOME/\~}" \
+		    "$colorcyan" "$colorreset" \
+		    "$colorgray" "$colorreset" \
+		    "$colorblue" "$count" "$services" "$colorreset"
+	fi
+	echo
+
+	# table header
+	printf '%s   %-20s %-7s %-9s %-8s %-17s %s%s\n' \
+	    "$colorbold" \
+	    'SERVICE' 'STATE' 'ENABLED' 'PID' 'COMMAND' 'TIME' \
+	    "$colorreset"
+
+	# loop services
+	printf -v now '%(%s)T' -1
+	for svc in "${svcs[@]}"; do
+		process_service "$svc" "$now"
+	done
+	echo
+}
+
+# handle the enable and disable subcommands
+do_enable_disable() {
+	local cmd=$1
+	local svc
+	local ret=0
+	local file
+	shift
+
+	if (($# < 1)); then
+		rmsg -1 "Argument expected for '$cmd'"
+		return 1
+	fi
+
+	# Loop all arguments as services
+	msg "Running $progname $cmd $*"
+
+	for svc in "$@"; do
+		# Validate service name
+		if ! [[ $svc =~ $svc_re ]]; then
+			rmsg -1 "unexpected characters in name: '$svc'" >&2
+			continue
+		fi
+
+		# ensure service exists
+		if ! [[ -d ${FLDIR}${svc} ]]; then
+			rmsg -1 "service directory '$svc' does not exist" >&2
+			continue
+		fi
+
+		file=$svc/down
+
+		case "$cmd" in
+			enable)
+				verbose "enable '$svc': rm -f '$file'"
+				if ! rm -f "$file"; then
+					rmsg 1 "failed to enable '$svc'"
+					ret=1
+				else
+					ln -s ${FLDIR}${svc} ${SVDIR}
+					do_status
+				fi
+				;;
+			disable)
+				verbose "disabling '$svc': creating '$file'"
+				if ! disable_message "$svc" > "$file"; then
+					rmsg 1 "failed to disable '$svc'"
+					ret=1
+				else
+					unlink ${SVDIR}${svc} 
+					do_status
+				fi
+				;;
+			*)
+				rmsg 2 "unknown command: $cmd" >&2
+				return 2
+				;;
+		esac
+	done
+
+	rmsg "$ret" "[$progname $cmd $*], exit code: $ret"
+	return "$ret"
+}
+
+# show logs
+do_show_logs() {
+	monitors_array=($(xrandr -q))
+	local cmd=$1
+	local svc
+	local ret=0
+	local file
+	shift
+
+	# Loop all arguments as services
+	msg "Running $progname $cmd $*"
+
+	for svc in "$@"; do
+		# Validate service name
+		if ! [[ $svc =~ $svc_re ]]; then
+			rmsg -1 "unexpected characters in name: '$svc'" >&2
+			continue
+		fi
+	done
+	
+	if ! [[ -d ${RSVDIR}${cmd} ]]; then
+	    printf "\n%20s\n" "${colorgreen}The following log files found:"    
+	    local logs_files_array=($(ls /var/log/$cmd/*.*))
+	    printf "\n$colorblue"
+	    printf '%s\n' "${logs_files_array[@]}" 
+	    
+	    printf "\n$colormagenta"
+	    read -n 1 -s -r -p "Press any key to continue"
+	    
+	    printf "\n"
+	    printf "\n${colorcyan}Log files full output:\n"
+	    printf "${coloryellow}\n"
+	    printf "${coloryellow}${opt}"
+	    
+		tail -n 10  ${LOGDIR}${cmd}/*.* | more 
+		printf "\n"
+	fi
+	
+	rmsg "$ret" "[$progname $cmd $*], exit code: $ret"
+	return "$ret"
+}
+
+# show error logs
+do_show_err_logs() {
+	local cmd=$1
+	local svc
+	local ret=0
+	local file
+	shift
+
+	# Loop all arguments as services
+	msg "Running $progname $cmd $*"
+
+	for svc in "$@"; do
+		# Validate service name
+		if ! [[ $svc =~ $svc_re ]]; then
+			rmsg -1 "unexpected characters in name: '$svc'" >&2
+			continue
+		fi
+	done
+	
+	if ! [[ -d ${RSVDIR}${cmd} ]]; then
+	    printf "\n%20s\n" "${colorred}The following error log files found:"    
+	    local logs_files_array=($(ls /var/log/$cmd/*error*.*))
+	    printf "\n$colorblue"
+	    printf '%s\n' "${logs_files_array[@]}" 
+	    
+	    printf "\n$colormagenta"
+	    read -n 1 -s -r -p "Press any key to continue"
+	    
+	    printf "\n"
+	    printf "\n${colorcyan}Log files full output:\n"
+	    printf "${coloryellow}\n"
+	    printf "${coloryellow}${opt}"
+	    
+		tail -n 10  ${LOGDIR}${cmd}/*error*.* | more 
+		printf "\n"
+	fi
+	
+	rmsg "$ret" "[$progname $cmd $*], exit code: $ret"
+	return "$ret"
+}
+
+# handle any other subcommand
+do_sv_cmd() {
+	if (($# < 2)); then
+		rmsg -1 "Argument expected for 'sv $1'"
+		return 1
+	fi
+
+	msg "Running sv command (SVDIR=$SVDIR sv $*):"
+	sv "$@"
+	local ret=$?
+	rmsg "$ret" "[sv $*], exit code: $ret"
+	return "$ret"
+}
+
+colors_set=false
+tree=false
+log=false
+do_usage=-1
+verbosity=1
+while getopts 'c:d:hltuvV' option; do
+	case "$option" in
+		c) setcolors "$OPTARG"; colors_set=true;;
+		d) SVDIR=$OPTARG;;
+		h) do_usage=0;;
+		l) log=true; cmd='status';;
+		t) tree=true; cmd='status';;
+		u) SVDIR=~/runit/service;;
+		v) ((verbosity++));;
+		V) echo "$RSM_VERSION"; exit 0;;
+		*) do_usage=1;;
+	esac
+done
+shift "$((OPTIND - 1))"
+
+$colors_set || setcolors auto
+
+# we wait until the colors are optionally set to output the usage message
+if ((do_usage > -1)); then
+	usage
+	exit "$do_usage"
+fi
+
+# move to the service directory
+cd "$SVDIR" || fatal "failed to enter dir: $SVDIR"
+
+# figure out 'cmd' command
+if [[ -z $cmd ]]; then
+	cmd=${1:-status}
+	shift
+fi
+
+case "$cmd" in
+	status)
+		do_status "$@"
+		;;
+	enable|disable)
+		do_enable_disable "$cmd" "$@"
+		;;
+	logs)
+		do_show_logs "$@" 
+		;; 
+	alllogs)
+		do_show_logs "$@" 
+		;;		
+	errorlogs)
+		do_show_err_logs "$@" 
+		;; 
+
+	*)
+		if $tree; then
+			rmsg -1 "-t can only be specified with 'status'"
+			exit 1
+		fi
+		if $log; then
+			rmsg -1 "-l can only be specified with 'status'"
+			exit 1
+		fi
+		do_sv_cmd "$cmd" "$@"
+		;;
+esac

rsv

@@ -115,10 +115,10 @@ usage() {
 	logo=$(getlogo)
 
 	cat <<EOF
-$colormagenta ______    ___  __  __
-$colormagenta | | \ \ / __\ \ \/ /  $colorgreen Runit Service Manager ($RSV_VERSION)
-$colormagenta | |_/ / \__  \ \  /   $colorgreen Source: https://github.com/bahamas10/vsv
-$colormagenta | | \ \ \___/   \/    $colorgreen MIT License
+$colormagenta ______   ____  __  __
+$colormagenta | | \ \ / ___\ \ \/ /  $colorgreen Runit Service Manager ($RSV_VERSION)
+$colormagenta | |_/ / \____   \  /   $colorgreen Source: https://github.com/bahamas10/vsv
+$colormagenta | | \ \ \____/   \/    $colorgreen MIT License
 
 $logo   $colorblue Manage and view runit services
 $logo   $colorblue Made specifically for Void Linux but should work anywhere