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In this tutorial, we will learn how to list services on Ubuntu using the command-line interface. We'll explore how to display both running and stopped services.
The service --status-all command will list all services on your Ubuntu server (whether they are running or not).
service --status-all
This will display all available services on your Ubuntu system. The status [ + ] indicates a running service, while [ - ] indicates a stopped service.
Filtering Running Services
Using the grep command, we can filter the output to show only running services.
service --status-all | grep '\[ + \]'
Filtering Stopped Services
Similarly, to display only stopped services:
service --status-all | grep '\[ - \]'