customizing my rc2.d
I've wanted to ask this for some time, but never actually got to it... well better now then never :)
I want to get rid of anything I don't need in my rc2.d (my default), this is how it looks now... Code:
# ls S Well the question is, what's essential or what can I do without? |
Are you using X?? Because I think that S99rmnologin is necessary to make login in X. As you have gdm I guess so, so I recommend you not to "update-rc.d -f rmnologin remove". :tisk:
I had some troubles when I decide to clean my rc2.d because I wiped out this service and then an error always was prompted when I tried my login. If you don't want to share files through your LAN, you can remove nfs services. If you don't want to RPC a server, you can clean portmap. If you don't want ssh services (for secure remote access), you can clean ssh. Probably, the easy way is knowing what services do you want to use. But you can feel free to experiment with update-rc.d (you know, what happens if I wipe this... :p ) Can't help with the other services. |
Actually I don't use update-rc.d, just rename it to start with K...
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google pebble linux... it's woody pared to the bone..used for wireless access points
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update-rc.d facilitate you to accomplish this task, because each service should have its begining and its ending. |
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I got your point, and yes, I think you're write. (it made sense for me when I though it, but with your explanation my reasoning is obviously wrong).
thanks pal! |
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