On Nov 10, 9:46 am, jcbollinger <john.bollin...@stjude.org> wrote:
> I have no idea why yum-updatesd seems to be behaving differently in
> this regard, but it's the one that's erroneous.
Actually, that's too strong. The docs don't specify what happens if
<on|off|reset> is used with a service that is not already "managed" by
chkconfig, nor do they define what exactly being managed by chkconfig
means.
In practice, "chkconfig --list" appears to print an entry for every
service that has a start or kill link in _any_ /etc/rc*.d directory,
and it misleadingly indicates "off" for (service, runlevel) pairs
without any initscript link. Also in practice, chkconfig <on|off|
reset> seems to modify only the specified or default runlevels, which
I find utterly unsurprising.
I should have said that the behavior w.r.t. yum-updatesd is the
anomalous, surprising one, but I can't really justify calling it
"erroneous".
John
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