Re: Some Fedora 14 nitpicks

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On Wed, 12 Jan 2011 13:13:58 -0500
William Case wrote:

> 2) I found a site that gave me a description and suggestions of which
> services I should automatically start on boot or login.  Everybody's
> need is different, but release notes or some Fedora Documentation should
> outline the use of session manager and services.

I always run this on a new version of fedora:

chkconfig --list | fgrep ':on'

That tells me the names of all the services turned on
by default. Any that I don't recognize from previous
experience, I run:

rpm -q -i -f /etc/init.d/<servicename>

Which gives me the description of the rpm that included
it (of course the trick with using the init file to find
the rpm will probably break if they switch to systemd
for real).
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