try chkconfig
e.g. chkconfig named off for enabling
chkconfig named on for enabling
man chkconfig for details. The gist is that for whatver startup script that
you make in init.d put a
# chkconfig: 345 56 78
( change the numbers to suit you r convinience)
line at the top of the script(after the #! line)
where the first number is a concatenation of the runlevels you will be using
it on and the next two numbers the priority in using it while on switching
on or off
e.g. the line above would put the script as S56<something> when you do
chkconfig on and K78<something> when you do chkconfig off
hope that helps
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From: Ajit Ranade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 5:20 PM
Subject: [linux-delhi] simple question
>
> where in the HOWTO's can i get a detailed writeup on how to manipulate
> the rcX.d directories in /etc. basically i want to selectively disable
> (sometimes, and sometimes not) running processes at boot-time.
> e.g. anacron, or isdnutils, or nfs-server.
>
> tia,
> ajit ranade.
>
> The mailing list archives are available at
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>
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