*==}- Bill: Please pardon another dumb question, but Where do you "run"
"# service network restart"?
Does the "#" signify execute the "service" command at the root prompt?
I tried "$ man service" yeild: "No manual entry for service"
Of course, since I'm running a PERSONAL-use PC with dial-up PPP
perhaps the service command is part of a package I'd have installed if
I had a fully qualified domain name?
service is a script in /sbin/
These two are equivalent:
# service network restart # /etc/rc.d/init.d/network restart
with some extra bells and whistles thrown in. The '#' does indeed mean you need to be logged in as root to restart the network daemon.
Bill
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