Save this as a file called "showservices", then
chmod 700 showservices and run it:
#!/bin/sh
CHKCONFIG=/sbin/chkconfig
GREP=/bin/grep
EXPAND=/usr/bin/expand
COLRM=/usr/bin/colrm
SED=/bin/sed
SORT=/bin/sort
ECHO=/bin/echo
$ECHO
$ECHO "xinetd:"
$ECHO "--------------------"
$CHKCONFIG --list | $GREP "\bon" | $GREP -v "0:" | \
$EXPAND | $COLRM 1 8 | $SED s/:.*on//g | $SORT
$ECHO
$ECHO "init.d:"
$ECHO "--------------------"
$CHKCONFIG --list | $GREP "3:on" | $EXPAND | $COLRM 15 80 | $SORT
$ECHO
Abe wrote:
>
> I want to check the services that are enabled such as telnet, etc on a
> machine. When I try the chkconfig --list command it is not available.
> I am using Red Hat linux.
>
> Any ideas? Thanks for any help.
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