> 'chkconfig foo off' is for users and package install scripts for most > services. > > Anyone disagree? AFAIK 'off' and 'on' should never be necessary in an install script. The "#chkconfig:" comment at the top of each service's init script specifies which runlevels it is on-by-default in (or '-' if it is always off-by-default). On a related note, to check on the current behavior of FC scripts, I pulled all of the FC4 (no extras or third-party) install/uninstall scripts out of the fedoratracker.org database and did some grepping. There are lots of --add and --del instances, but no 'on' or 'off' commands, so I think FC already complies with a reasonable standard. I'm guessing, then, that the OP is either using --del when 'off' would be more appropriate or using third-party RPMs that do things they oughtn't in the scripts. --Brad -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
