Hi!
During a sudden power failure yesterday morning I lost the contents
of my runlevel.conf file. I managed to start all scripts in
"/etc/init.d" by hand so that my system is up and running again.
Now, my questions are: How can I conveniently (meaning without having
to type everything) recreate my runlevel.conf? If that's not possbile
could anybody on this list mail me his/her runlevel.conf file as a
starting point?
Thanks in advance!
Greetings,
Holger
P. S.: I got the following
scripts in "/etc/init.d":
halt* mountnfs.sh* reboot*
apache* hostname.sh* networking* rmnologin*
apache-ssl* hwclock.sh* nfs-common* sendsigs*
apmd* inetd* nfs-server* setserial*
atd* iplogger* nsmon* single*
autofs* isapnp* nviboot*
boot.local* kerneld* portmap* snort*
bootmisc.sh* keymaps-lct.sh* postfix* ssh*
checkfs.sh* klisa* postgres* sslwrap*
checkroot.sh* logoutd* procps.sh* sysklogd.syslog-ng*
console-screen.sh* lpd* proftpd* syslog-ng*
cron* lvm* quota* systune*
devpts.sh* makedev* rc* umountfs*
dictd* modutils* rc.links* umountnfs.sh*
mon* rcS*
gpm* mountall.sh* rcS.links*
