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When I use Fedora (usually any version) the GUI that I use to setup my runlevels is (on KDE) System Settings -> Server Settings -> Services. However, the only item in that menu for some reason is NFS. I have EVERYTHING installed (when i installed it i chose everything). Can anyone tell me the command line to get that program? (i don't want to use chkconfig) Thanks.
you can (only if loged in as root, no "su" command in a regular user) use "telinit", or "init" in root. (both those will work in Red Hat, and Fedora, but I believe telinit is the one you use.
maybe i asked wrong? but what i mean to ask is i want to configure which programs start at which runlevels and i want to configure via a gui and i know it's there; it's just not in my menu and i don't know the name of the program to start it up
my suggestion would be to reinstall the rpm that installs that program. I don't know which one it is so I'll leave that up to you. When you find it just do an "rpm -ihv --force <packagename>.rpm" . Since it is already installed you'll probably have to do a "--force".
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