blackbear wrote: > It's easy to do from the command line: > Open a shell and become root. Then do: > > # rm /etc/rc?.d/S20slimserver > > Thats all. > > To reinstate: > > # cd /etc/rc2.d > # ln -s ../init.d/slimserver S20slimserver > # cd /etc/rc3.d > # ln -s ../init.d/slimserver S20slimserver > # cd /etc/rc4.d > # ln -s ../init.d/slimserver S20slimserver > # cd /etc/rc5.d > # ln -s ../init.d/slimserver S20slimserver > > (Note that this is for Debian and Ubuntu, and would be different for > RedHat derivatives)
Yeah, in Redhat/Fedora/etc. we do this: Configure service not to start at boot: # chkconfig slimserver off Configure service to start at boot; # chkconfig slimserver on Now *that's* easy. :) R. _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
