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Ignore my previous note:
chkconfig snmpd
I'm still trying to figure out where to place things that
used to be in the /etc/rc.config in SLES 7.
For instance, I want to start Mysql and SNMPD. In Sles 7
rc.config contained:
START_MYSQL = yes
START_SNMPD = yes
Where do I do this under SLES 8? (and where is this stuff documented???)
, 2003 12:47 PM
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Subject: SLES 8 question - starting things
I'm still trying to figure out where to place things that
used to be in the /etc/rc.config in SLES 7.
For instance, I want to start Mysql and SNMPD. In Sles 7
rc.config contained:
START_MYSQL = yes
: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 3:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: SLES 8 question - starting things
I'm still trying to figure out where to place things that
used to be in the /etc/rc.config in SLES 7.
For instance, I want to start Mysql and SNMPD. In Sles 7
rc.config contained:
START_MYSQL = yes
: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 3:54 PM
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Subject: Re: SLES 8 question - starting things
I'm working on the same think Marcy is. there are LOTS of things that don't
exist in SLES8 that used to in SLES7. Where did they go? /etc/rc.config is
a good place to start. I see that some
Thanks! I was beginning to feel like I was losing my mind. I thought
it would be much easier to customize SLES 8 given that at least
this time, I have a little more current Linux knowledge.
2 more things have me stumped:
- How can I allow root to logon at the console only (and I'd still
like
Mark Post wrote:
The same place the documentation has always been for SuSE. On CD1, in
directory /docu
Nothing new there. Just the installation guide and the readme's
and a bunch of the ibm redbooks.
I don't believe it gets to this level of detail, though. I expect SuSE
thinks you should be
chkconfig works well. There are also a heap of scripts named rcservice
(e.g. rcnfsserver) that allow you to start/stop/restart a service without
having to know exactly where the underlying script lives.
Neale wrote:
chkconfig works well. There are also a heap of scripts named rcservice
(e.g. rcnfsserver) that allow you to start/stop/restart a service without
having to know exactly where the underlying script lives.
chkconfig works - it just reports them being off. Where do I set them
on at
Ignore my previous note:
chkconfig snmpd on !!
Well, who'd have guessed that? Now how would I have ever
figured that out without Neale and Mark??
Marcy (who needs to go have a beer)
If they come up in the chkconfig list, then 'chkconfig snmpd on', 'chkconfig
apache on' and 'chkconfig mysql on'.
On Wednesday 28 May 2003 04:16 pm, you wrote:
Neale wrote:
chkconfig works well. There are also a heap of scripts named rcservice
(e.g. rcnfsserver) that allow you to
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Date:Wed, 28 May 2003 12:47:58 PDT
From:Marcy Cortes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: SLES 8 question - starting things
I'm still trying to figure out where to place things that
used
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Lots of the stuff moved to the /etc/sysconfig
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