feat: OpenRC and runit init backends behind an Init interface
Extract init-neutral unit resolution into service/, add initsys.Init with systemd, openrc and runit backends, selected by 'init:' config or autodetect. OpenRC and runit are root only; rootless units run as system services as that user. Add docs and generated examples for all three.
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.TH UNITDORE 1 "2026-04-08" "0.1.0" "User Commands"
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.SH NAME
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unitdore \- manage container units via systemd
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unitdore \- manage container units via systemd, OpenRC or runit
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.SH SYNOPSIS
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.B unitdore
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[\fB\-\-config\fR \fIpath\fR]
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Stack units run \fBpodman\-compose up\fR/\fBstop\fR when compose_bin,
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working_dir and compose_files exist; otherwise \fBpodman pod start\fR/\fBstop
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pod_\fR\fIproject\fR.
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.SH INIT SYSTEMS
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The \fBinit:\fR config key selects \fBsystemd\fR, \fBopenrc\fR or \fBrunit\fR.
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Empty means autodetect, falling back to systemd. OpenRC and runit are root only;
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rootless units run as system services as that user. runit service links go in
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\fBservice_dir:\fR (default \fI/var/service\fR or \fI/etc/service\fR).
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OpenRC scripts are written to \fI/etc/init.d/unitdore\-*\fR and runit services to
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\fI/etc/sv/unitdore\-*\fR.
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.SH GENERATED SERVICE FILES
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System units are written to \fI/etc/systemd/system/\fR and user units to
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\fI~/.config/systemd/user/\fR.
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.I ~/.config/systemd/user/unitdore-*.service
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Generated rootless user unit files.
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.SH REQUIREMENTS
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systemd; Podman and/or Docker (only installed runtimes are used);
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systemd, OpenRC or runit; Podman and/or Docker (only installed runtimes are used);
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podman\-compose for compose\-mode stacks.
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User units need linger to start at boot: \fBloginctl enable\-linger\fR \fIuser\fR.
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Root is required for system units; the relevant user for rootless units.
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