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Operating Systems => Linux and UNIX => Topic started by: Bazoukas on 14 October 2002, 08:51

Title: Is there any difference in starting services
Post by: Bazoukas on 14 October 2002, 08:51

at different levels?

  For example, instead of starting Apache or MySQL at runlevel 5, starting them are run level 3.

  BTW, when I am done with all this, I will post A DETAILED TO THE POINT OF COMICAL "how to"   (http://smile.gif)  
 And Quirk feel free to host it on your very kickass web site

[ October 13, 2002: Message edited by: bazoukas ]

Title: Is there any difference in starting services
Post by: mobrien_12 on 14 October 2002, 10:17

You need to start a service for each runlevel you boot into.  

If you set a service to start in runlevel 5, and you boot into runlevel 3, the service doesn't start.  Likewise, if you boot into 5 (XDM type GUI login) you won't start services set only to start in runlevel 3.

Title: Is there any difference in starting services
Post by: Bazoukas on 14 October 2002, 10:19

aah ok i got it. Thank you  (http://smile.gif)  

If am not mistaken RL3 is text only, so that would be good if you are running Apache and so on.