On Sun, 6 Aug 2000, Juha-Heikki Lehtonen wrote:
> I'm almost beginner with linux. I've installed secure shell afterwards
> and I would like that it started automatically...
That's probably easiest if you install OpenSSH from www.openssh.com. They
have Red Hat rpms, and once installed I'm pretty sure they're already set
to run when the system starts. If not, you can use any SysV runlevel
editor to enable them at boot ( `ntsysv` is an example of such an editor
).
MSG
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