Alternative rc script managers
I know it seems like there are a hundred rc script managers for linux. Here are the one I know about:
1. ntsysv and tksysv - RedHat / FC only
2. chkconf - Used a bit more widely (RedHat, FC, SuSE)
3. service - A RedHat/ FC only way to stop and start services
4. update-rc.d - debian / ubuntu utility
5. redhat-config / system-config - The RedHat / FC management GUI
6. yast - SuSE system management GUI
7. rcconf - debian based
8. insserv - SuSE based
9. BUM - debian based gui
Any others that you know of? Please comment
I know it seems like there are a hundred rc script managers for linux. Here are the one I know about:
1. ntsysv and tksysv - RedHat / FC only
2. chkconf - Used a bit more widely (RedHat, FC, SuSE)
3. service - A RedHat/ FC only way to stop and start services
4. update-rc.d - debian / ubuntu utility
5. redhat-config / system-config - The RedHat / FC management GUI
6. yast - SuSE system management GUI
7. rcconf - debian based
8. insserv - SuSE based
9. BUM - debian based gui
Any others that you know of? Please comment