Re: Sendmail question

[Mike808 <mike808@users.sourceforge.net>]

Steven Pritchard wrote:
> use "chkconfig --list" and "chkconfig $service on/off", or edit
> the files in /etc/xinetd.d directly.

And the cool part about editing them directly, is that any *new* services
you want to "hook" into that system is straightforward, since you can take
a simple start/stop one and replace the relevant parts with commands to
start/stop/restart your new service.

Then a "chkconfig --add $new_service" to install all the right symlinks
in the various rc.d directories.

Works great for add-on services like proxy servers and application servers 
such as mod_perl and tomcat or if you have multiple instances of them.

P.S. This won't work for kernel services like khttpd or TUX, since if
the kernel is running, then, well, so are they... :)

Mike808/
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