Neale wrote: >chkconfig works well. There are also a heap of scripts named rc<service> >(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 startup?? Their corresponding scripts work too rcsnmpd start rcapache start rcmysql start Now that they do, I want them started at boot time! Marcy Cortes Wells Fargo Services Co
