i intended to "zap" a service, so i spontaneously typed this: > /etc/init.d/cvsd kill * ERROR: wrong args. ( kill / kill ) * Usage: cvsd { start|stop|restart } * cvsd without arguments for full help i saw no advantage in reading full help for "start|stop|restart" so i needed external help to tell me about "zap" also, later when calling up the help i noticed it's too long to view without pager, and then it messes up with the ansi codes in less.. okay i could fix my less flags, but i end up resending the command three times - the third one using "more" - to get it right.. so i wonder if it really has to be so verbose and actually worth a man page.. yes that's it, let it have a real manpage pls! Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Expected Results: Usage: cvsd { all builtin and optional commands }
fixed in cvs: root@phear 0 ~ # /etc/init.d/cvsd kill * ERROR: wrong args. ( kill / kill ) * Usage: cvsd { start|stop|restart|pause|zap } * cvsd without arguments for full help
