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Return the list of available (acquired) D-Bus services.
Predicate to check for the D-Bus SERVICE availability.
Initialize the D-Bus connection. ADDRESS should be the address of the D-Bus session, e.g. "unix:path=/var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket", the default value if ADDRESS is not provided and DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS is not set. Return the initialized D-Bus connection.
Send a D-Bus MESSAGE to CONNECTION and return the body of its reply. Up to READ-RETRIES replies are read until a matching reply is found, else an error is raised. MESSAGE is to be constructed with `make-d-bus-message'. When the body contains a single element, it is returned directly, else the body elements are returned as a list. TIMEOUT is a timeout value in seconds.
Return DEVICE-SPEC as UUID, FILE-SYSTEM-LABEL, or DEVICE-SPEC.
Check an unmounted TYPE file system on DEVICE. Do nothing but warn if it is mounted. If FORCE? is true, check even when considered unnecessary. If REPAIR is false, try not to write to DEVICE at all. If it's #t, try to fix all errors found. Otherwise, fix only those considered safe to repair automatically. Not all TYPEs support all values or combinations of FORCE? and REPAIR. Don't throw an exception in such cases but perform the nearest sane action.
Bind-mount SOURCE at TARGET.
Return the number suitable for the 'flags' argument of 'mount' that corresponds to the symbols listed in FLAGS.
Run PROGRAM with ARGS, creating a tty if its standard input isn't one. The return value is as for 'system*'.
This is necessary for commands such as 'cryptsetup open' or 'fsck' that may need to interact with the user but might be invoked from shepherd, where standard input is /dev/null.
Return the device name corresponding to SPEC, which can be a <uuid>, a <file-system-label>, the string 'none' or another string (typically a /dev file name or an nfs-root containing ':/').
Return the number suitable for the 'flags' argument of 'mount' that corresponds to the swap-space SWAP.