Hi,
This question is a basic one. but I want to be much familiar with this?

what is system V managed services?

what are the available system V managed services in Redhat?

why it is called system V managed service?


I know this things a little bit, but i need a perfect definition as am facing a interview this week end.


Thanks in Advance.

Well I almost had the perfect link for you:

http://www.penguinmagazine.com/Magazine/This_Issue/0018

A great article, but it would seem it's so old the magazine no longer exists (maybe see if you can find an archive).

This should also help
http://www.tldp.org/LDP/sag/html/init-intro.html

Since Debian rocks, check out page 20 for even more
http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/re...ference.en.pdf


Your best bet is to get outside information as it would be to much to try and get all the details in this forum.

SysV is a Unix invention used to start and start processes in an order you specify. Linux uses an init system based of SysV. Now read the above for the dirty details. Good luck on the interview.

Road

Road,

Thank you very much