Florin Andrei (florin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) said: > Why "--del" should be different from "off"? Why are 'rpm -i' and 'rpm -U' different? Why are 'ln -s' and 'ln' different? Because they're different things. 'off' - configure the service to not start 'del' - remove all state for the service entirely > Almost always, it's preferable to disable services with "--del", > therefore keeping the list shorter and easier to read for the overworked > sysadmin. It's kind of hard to scan tons of chkconfig lists on many > systems, trying to figure out which ones are on and which are off; those > lists are not easy to read at a glance. So, misuse of the command to make --list easier to read is worth changing the behavior that's existed since the command was introduced? Bill -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
