[NCLUG] disabling/enabling services w/o linuxconf

[jkemper at prhc.net]

There is a nifty command line tool called chkconfig. Check it out.
Otherwise you have to manipulate the symbolic links in /etc/rc.d/rcX.d
where X is the runlevel in question. Links starting with S will start a
service and links starting in K will stop (Kill) it.

cd /etc/rc.d/rc3.d
ls -l

You will get the idea.






Daniel Herrington <danielh at ftc.agilent.com>@nclug.org on 03/22/2002
03:17:32 PM

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Subject:  [NCLUG] disabling/enabling services w/o linuxconf


How do I disable kudzu from running during the startup sequence on my RH
7.2 box?  (I used to do this with linuxconf, but I'd like to know the
manual way instead.)

Thanks,
   Daniel

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