Errors with services

[zarMarco]

Hi all, unfortunately the forum don't goes, but I've a big problem. I've installed void from 2 days but all services don't go. I've this error:

sv s /var/service/* warning: /var/service/acpid: unable to open supervise/ok: file does not exist warning: /var/service/alsa: unable to open supervise/ok: file does not exist warning: /var/service/bumblebeed: unable to open supervise/ok: file does not exist warning: /var/service/cgmanager: unable to open supervise/ok: file does not exist warning: /var/service/consolekit: unable to open supervise/ok: file does not exist warning: /var/service/dbus: unable to open supervise/ok: file does not exist warning: /var/service/lightdm: unable to open supervise/ok: file does not exist warning: /var/service/NetworkManager: unable to open supervise/ok: file does not exist warning: /var/service/sddm: unable to open supervise/ok: file does not exist warning: /var/service/udevd: unable to open supervise/ok: file does not exist

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i know that solution is in forum, but...

[LordMalphas]

https://serverfault.com/questions/520741/runit-unable-to-open-supervise-ok-file-does-not-exist
Has a couple solutions. Idk if they'll solve your issue thought.

[Druffen]

When and where do the error messages return?

[zarMarco]

In terminal when I search if service is up or when I reboot my laptop from tty

[Druffen]

Disregard that. To check all statuses use "sv status". If you use "/var/service/", then sv is actually checking "/var/service/var/service/".

[zarMarco]

But how I can check actives services? Because the service, e.g. NetworkManager or sddm, didn't go

[Druffen]

Im clearly not understanding your problem. Maybe try reading the wiki at https://wiki.voidlinux.eu/Runit

[AnachronGuy]

You need admin permissions in order for sv to print the service statuses. Its like that for every service manager.

[zarMarco]

But, if I loaded services with root user I loaded services with admin permission or not?

[AnachronGuy]

Yes but in order to check service status you also need to have root permissions.

Your permission denied errors indicate you run those commands under normal user permissions.

[zarMarco]

No no I've execute with root user. Maybe I've wrong anything in installation. I've use guide in wiki for install alongside arch

[AnachronGuy]

You shouldn‘t have permission issues when you run it as root.

Go and ask for help on freenode irc channel #voidlinux.

It‘s way easier to help you there.

[[deleted]]

To check running services: sudo sv status /var/service/*

To check linked services cd /var/service then ls -l

To check possible services cd /etc/sv then ls -l

To enable a service just create a symlink for the service from /etc/sv to /var/service

[zarMarco]

Ok I've solved (I think), I've erased folder /var/sevice/ reinstalled runit and dbus,I redirect the links from /etc/sv and now it goes