0001795: Hide multiservice apps from the UI

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Summary	0001795: Hide multiservice apps from the UI

Revision	2014-06-19 15:22 by user2
Description	A number of daemons can run multiple processes: - Snort (one daemon per WAN interface) - Arpwatch (one daemon per LAN interface) - OpenVPN (one daemon per VPN configuration) Systemd handles these configurations quite differently -- each instance can be controlled individually, e.g. systemctl enable snort@eth0 systemctl enable openvpn@paris The "Service Manager" app should hide the start/stop and enable/disable buttons for these daemons. The link to the app can be used instead (if desired). In the future, we can add callbacks to handle: xyz->set_running_state() xyz->set_boot_state()

Revision	2014-06-19 15:20 by user2
Description	A number of daemons start on multiple process: - Snort (one daemon per WAN interface) - Arpwatch (one daemon per LAN interface) - OpenVPN (one daemon per VPN configuration) Systemd handles these configurations quite differently -- each instance can be controlled individually, e.g. systemctl enable snort@eth0 systemctl enable openvpn@paris The "Service Manager" app should hide the start/stop and enable/disable buttons for these daemons. The link to the app can be used instead (if desired). In the future, we can add callbacks to handle: xyz->set_running_state() xyz->set_boot_state()