On 03/29/2011 03:20 PM, Christopher Athans wrote:
*sigh* it was indeed SELinux. I thought it had it disabled. Still not exactly sure why when I wrapped the init.d statement with a 'sh' it works, but nevertheless you solved my issue. Thanks John.
The behavior is different because /sbin/service has special SELinux transition rules.
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