Susant Sahani
e33a06a1eb
systemctl --property doesn't validate if a requested property is valid or not, and always returns with an exit code of 0, regardless of whether the requested property exists or not. How reproducible: This works fine: Id=multi-user.target But put in a non-existing property: Id=default.targets.service Id=default.targets.service 0 [root@shou18lkvm8 ~]# systemctl show --property Id this.is.rubbish; echo $? Id=this.is.rubbish.service 0 After: sus@maximus bz-95593]$ ./systemctl show --property Id this.is.rubbish; echo $? Can't display property this.is.rubbish. Unit this.is.rubbish.service does not exist. 4 fixes #2295
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