Changing the Directory for runsvdir to Use (with examples)

Use Case 1: Switch runsvdir directories

Code:

sudo runsvchdir path/to/directory

Motivation: The runsvchdir command allows the user to change the directory that runsvdir uses by default. This can be useful if you want to keep your service directories organized in separate folders.

Explanation: The runsvchdir command takes one argument, which is the path to the directory you want runsvdir to use as its default directory. By running the command with sudo, you ensure that you have the necessary permissions to change the directory.

Example Output:

Changing current directory to path/to/directory

In this example, running sudo runsvchdir path/to/directory changes the default directory for runsvdir to the specified path. Now, whenever runsvdir is used, it will operate within the path/to/directory folder.