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launchctl (1) [osx man page] launchctl [subcommand [arguments ]] DESCRIPTION. launchctl interfaces with launchd to load, unload daemons/agents and generally control launchd. launchctl supports taking subcommands on the command line, interactively or even redirected from standard input. This is a convenient alternative to editing the www.doorway.ru(5) for the service and then reloading it, as the additional debugging properties are cleared once the service has run once with them. --program Instructs launchd(8) to use program-path as the service's executable. --guard .  · The manual pages for launchd and www.doorway.ru are the two best sources for information about launchd. In addition, you can find a source daemon accompanying the launchd source code (available from www.doorway.ru). This daemon is also provided from the Mac Developer Library as the SampleD sample code project.

launchd supports more than 36 different configuration keys in property list file and only main keys that required for a basic service are described in the below. (from www.doorway.ru(5) manual). www.doorway.ru(5) BSD File Formats Manual www.doorway.ru(5) NAME www.doorway.ru --System wide and per-user daemon/agent configuration files DESCRIPTION This document details the parameters that can be given to an XML property list that can be loaded into launchd with launchctl. launchd manages processes, both for the system as a whole and for individual users. The primary and preferred interface to launchd is via the launchctl(1) tool which (among other options) allows the user or administrator to load a.

8 ago plist. However, nothing is really said in these manual pages regarding what the launchctl boostrap and launchctl bootout (sub)commands actually. Entries in Section 5 of the manual (for example plist) are documentation Commands for launchctl to run when launchd starts. man page, not a command. launchd is an init and operating system service management daemon created by Apple Inc. as Mac OS X Manual Page For www.doorway.ru(5); ^ Mac OS X Manual Page For.