In the docs for chkconfig it says:
<startlevellist> is a list of the runlevels for which the service
should be started by default. Only services which are really required
for a vital system should define runlevels here. If no runlevels are
defined, a - should be used in place of the runlevels list.
and then:
More commonly, the service is off by default on all runlevels, which
looks like this:
# chkconfig: - 20 80
But services with a chkconfig entry like that are started at boot time
(e.g. mysql, httpd). So when do they get started?
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