Octopussy::Service(3)
π Octopussy::Service(3) π
okay bestie, sit down, hydrate, because we're diving into Octopussy::Service β it's a Perl module, it's from the User Contributed Perl Documentation section of the manual (that's section 3, the "library functions" girlies π), and it is literally the whole Service-management backbone of Octopussy. Every function here is giving main character energy and we're gonna go through all of them. no skips. no cap.
β¨ NAME β¨
Octopussy::Service β the Octopussy Service module. that's it, that's the name. iconic, brief, ate. π
πΈ FUNCTIONS πΈ
every single one, in order, bestie. buckle up. π¦
π« New(\%conf)
Creates a brand-new Service with the configuration $conf. new service, who dis.
Parameters:
\%confβ a hashref of the new Service configuration
π¨ okay important: the field'name'only accepts[-_a-z0-9]characters. and'Incoming'and'Unknown'are rejected. like, flat-out refused. so don't even try it, she will not be taking questions. π
π« Clone($service_orig, $service_clone)
yeah so this one exists. it clones. the original doc gives us nothing else and we respect the mystery. π
π« Remove($service)
Removes the Service $service. bye bestie, you will not be missed (jk, we'll miss you a little π₯Ί).
Parameters:
$serviceβ Name of the Service to remove
π« List()
Returns List of Services. the whole roster. the guest list. π
π« List_Used()
Returns List of Services used. (yes, there's a difference. List() is everybody, this is the ones actually showing up to the party π)
π« Unknowns(@services)
Returns list of Unknown Services in the @services list. she sniffs out the impostors. π
π« Filename($service)
Returns the XML filename for the service $service. yes queen, XML. it's giving 2005 and we love her for it. π
π« Configuration($service)
Returns the configuration for the Service $service. the tea. the lore. π«
π« Configurations($sort)
Returns the configuration for all Services, sorted by $sort β and if you don't pass one, it defaults to 'name'. default queen behavior. π
π« Msg_ID($service)
Returns the next available message id for Service $service. next up, next in line. ποΈ
π« Msg_ID_unique($service, $msgid)
Checks if $msgid is valid & unique for Service $service. two boxes, both gotta be checked. no duplicates allowed in this house. β¨
π« Add_Message($service, $mconf)
Adds Message $mconf to Service $service. welcome to the family, new message. π«Ά
π« Remove_Message($service, $msgid)
Removes Message with id $msgid from Service $service. π
π« Modify_Message($service, $msgid, $conf_modified)
Modifies Message with id $msgid from Service $service. glow-up time. π
π« Move_Message($service, $msgid, $direction)
Moves Message $msgid up/down ('$direction') inside Service $service. she's moving, she's climbing, she's reordering the list. π₯
π« Messages(@services)
Get messages from the Service list @services, sorted by 'rank'. rank matters, bestie. always has. π
π« Messages_Configurations($service, $sort)
Get the configuration for all messages from $service, sorted by $sort. all of them. every last one. π
π« Messages_Statistics($service)
Returns Messages statistics for Service $service. numbers! data! we love a receipts moment. π
π« Tables($service)
Get tables from service $service. ποΈ
π« Parse_Restart($service)
Restart Device parsing for the device with service $service. hit the reset button, babe. π
π« Parse_Restart_Required($service)
Set 'reload_required' for the device with service $service. flag it. she needs a reload and she needs you to know. π©
π« Updates()
Gets Services Updates from Internet. yes, the actual internet. she goes outside. π
π« Updates_Installation(@services)
Installs Services Updates. do it. install. β¨
π« Update_Get_Messages($service)
Returns Service Updates Messages. π¬
π« Updates_Diff($service)
Returns Service Updates differences. the diff. the before and after. the what-changed-since-you-last-texted. π
π« Valid_Name($name)
Checks that $name is valid for a Service name. vibe check on your naming choices, respectfully. β
π AUTHOR π
Sebastien Thebert <octo.devel@gmail.com> β the actual legend who wrote all of this. we stan. π
so that's the whole page, bestie β every function, every param, every rejection rule, nothing left out. π
this page came to you courtesy of perl v5.22.2, dated 2016-05-04, and it lives in the Octopussy::Service(3) manual page. stay slay, read your manpages, and remember: 'Incoming' and 'Unknown' are never valid service names. periodt. π
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π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu jammy: octopussy 1.0.6-0ubuntu2 Β· GPL-2.0-or-later
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms