* Monte Milanuk (milanuk@nwinternet.com) [030415 16:23]:
> This is one of those things that I'm interested in myself. In something
> like SuSE or RedHat, I'd just go in and issue a command of something
> like /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfsserver restart to shut down and restart the
> server w/ new config file. SuSE had a handy shortcut where a body
> could just type 'rcnfsserver restart' w/o having to type out the full
> path or cd to that directory and do the same thing. What would be the
> equivalent in Debian (of the full path command)?
So say this:
rc=/etc/init.d
and then you can use
$rc/nfsserver restart
if '/etc/init.d' is too much typing for you.
good times,
Vineet
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