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@@ -37,10 +37,10 @@ Sample usage:
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.B status-dirsrv example
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-.SH EXIST STATUS
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-status-dirsrv returns 0 if all Directory Server instances are running. Otherwise, a non-zero failure code returned from systemctl is returned.
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+.SH EXIT STATUS
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+status-dirsrv returns 0 if all Directory Server instances are running. Otherwise, it returns a positive value which represents the number of server instances which are not running.
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-If a single Directory Server instance is specified, 0 is returned if the instance is running; a non-zero failure code returned from systemctl is returned if the instance is not running; 255 is returned if the instance does not exist.
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+If a single Directory Server instance is specified, 0 is returned if the instance is running; 1 is returned if the instance is not running; 255 is returned if the instance does not exist.
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.SH AUTHOR
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status\-dirsrv was written by the 389 Project.
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