I would go with the Debian init-script. I have used it for years without any problems. Much better that Tor's own contributed init-script. It is much nicer to wait the process to die than to kill -9 them and cut users active connections.
I recommend that you take a look at the tor-debian-init-script and fix Fedoras init-script by using Debian's init-script as an example. You can find Debian Lenny's tor-init at http://tor-proxy.piirakka.com/debian-tor-init Oh jea, the script contains little local change by me but it's all in one place and start of local changes is marked by # START OF LOCAL CHANGES and the end of local changes is marked by # END OF LOCAL CHANGES. I had little problems with tor eating all memory and slowing the server to a crawl until it was impossible even to ssh to the server. Played with ulimit and found working values. M ps: I'd really want to run a tor exit-node but I have to think about my family. I don't want cops all over the place again, scared the shit out of my wife. If I lived alone it would be much easier.
