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Bill Habermaas wrote:
> I have run across an anomoly with FC5 not starting processes at boot
> time. I have Apache and MySQL installed and although they have
> scripts in /etc/init.d, they do not start when the system is booted.
> If I go into /etc/init.d and start them manually, they start without
> any problem. I also have FC5 on a laptop with the same software and
> everything starts as expected.
>
> Is there something else somewhere that I need to tweak to get these
> to start automagically?
Yeah, they need to be enabled to run first. They're off by default.
- From the command line you can use chkconfig to enable services. E.g.
# chkconfig httpd on
There is a graphical tool to do this as well, in gnome I believe it's
on the System -> Administration menu. I don't the name off the top of
my head and I don't have it installed here.
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