Is there a program that will automatically check the settings of the
current runlevel and then do what's necessary to make the current
system state match what is the desired confiruation level?
In other words, if I install a bunch of apps (ssh, ntop, etc.) that
configure themselves (such as 'chkconfig ssh on'). Is there a command
to start all those daemons (which are configured to run, but have not
actually started).
I know:
service [daemon] start
init 1; init 3
reboot
linuxconf --update
But none of those is exactly what I'm looking for. I'm really looking
for something ala: "ntsysv --sync" or something. It's probably right
under my nose, but I'm asking anyway.
Thanks,
Dan Browning
Network & Database Administrator
Cyclone Computer Systems
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