Re: One doubt

[David Goode <dgoode@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The short answer would be both in most cases. Files in this 
directory are often read by the various init scripts which 
will be read at both boot time, as well as if a service is 
manually stopped and started.

-David Goode	
Check Point Software
Solutions Center

Rodrigo Nascimento wrote:

> The changes did in files that are located in /etc/sysconfig, only has 
> effect on boot or when I stop and start a daemon like network, has 
> effect too?
>  
> =========================================
> Rodrigo Nascimento
> Debian Woody
> Freesoftware = Liberty
> Do you want more something?
> =========================================

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-David Goode	
Solutions Center


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