Khanh Cao Van wrote: > I'm news for debian and used to chkconfig in redhat to manage deamon > scripts to startup at boottime or not . Could you please tell me what > program in debian with the fuction like that ? A couple of points... People usually ask about chkconfig because they are used to other distros where it is very hard to install something later. So they install everything they can at initial system install time and then disable everything. This is not the Debian way. In Debian it is very easy to remove and install software at any time. Therefore there is little need to keep everything installed just in case. In Debian if you don't want a service running one generally removes it with 'apt-get remove'. If you want it running just install it again with 'apt-get install' (or 'aptitude install'). Configuration files are preserved across these actions so this is very easy. In Debian there is no difference by default between the run levels. The default runlevel is 2. Everything is started in that runlevel by default. If you really want to edit runlevels then the two programs useful for this are sysvconf and rcconf. They are quite different. Try them both and use the one you like. apt-get update apt-get install sysvconf rcconf Bob
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