path: srcpd_2.1.7-2/init.d.lsb
# The killproc is called with out a signal but it returns _NOT_ 0 if the
#      service is _NOT_ running.
  if pidofproc $PROG_BIN > /dev/null ; then
    (killproc $PROG_BIN && log_success_msg && exit 0) || (log_failure_msg && exit 1)
  else


path: srcpd_2.1.7-2/init.d.lsb
{
  echo -n $"Stopping $PROG:"
# The if pidofproc i only there because Fedora doesn't comply with Linux
# Standard Base
# From LSB:


path: srcpd_2.1.7-2/init.d.lsb
status()
{
  # Again Fedora's return values from pidofproc does not comply with
  # Linux Standard Base. Because of this status will only tell if the
  # service is running all other states are crock


path: srcpd_2.1.7-2/init.d.lsb
{
  echo -n $"Trying to restart $PROG:"
  if pidofproc $PROG_BIN > /dev/null ; then
    (! killproc $PROG_BIN && log_failure_msg && exit 1)
    (start_daemon "$PROG_BIN -f /etc/${PROG}.conf" && log_success_msg && exit 0) || (log_failure_msg && exit 1)


path: srcpd_2.1.7-2/init.d.lsb
{
  echo -n $"Restarting $PROG:"
  # The if pidofproc is used here again because Fedora does not comply
  # with LSB (see stop())
  if pidofproc $PROG_BIN > /dev/null ; then


path: srcpd_2.1.7-2/init.d.lsb
  # The if pidofproc is used here again because Fedora does not comply
  # with LSB (see stop())
  if pidofproc $PROG_BIN > /dev/null ; then
    ! killproc $PROG_BIN && log_failure_msg && exit 1
  fi


path: srcpd_2.1.7-2/init.d.lsb
  # Linux Standard Base. Because of this status will only tell if the
  # service is running all other states are crock
  pidofproc $PROG_BIN > /dev/null
  RETVAL=$?
  case "$RETVAL" in