To enable a service to start up after you reboot the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl enable sendmail.service <enter>
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Manage services on Fedora 16 using systemctl
With ntsysv no more the tool to manage services, and chkconfig being used to manage only legacy services, Fedora 16 now has a new command, systemctl. To list all services running on the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl -t service <enter> To stop a service on the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl stop sendmail.service <enter> … Continue reading Manage services on Fedora 16 using systemctl
Start a service on Fedora 16 using systemctl
To start a service on the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl start sendmail.service <enter>
Disable a service on Fedora 16 using systemctl
To disable a service from starting up when you reboot the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl disable sendmail.service <enter>
Stop a service on Fedora 16 using systemctl
To stop a service on the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl stop sendmail.service <enter>
List all services running on a Fedora 16 system
To list all services running on the Fedora 16 system: # systemctl -t service <enter>
systemd on Fedora 15 – No more ntsysv
Fedora 15 uses a new system / service called systemd. ntsysv is not available to enable or disable services. You could also use: # system-config-services <enter> system-config-services shows you a GUI from where you can select the services to enable or disable. Alternatively, if you are comfortable with the command line, perform following to disable … Continue reading systemd on Fedora 15 – No more ntsysv
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