In Red Hat, I start and stop services using the service command. Does SUSE LINUX have a service command I can use?
Articles and Tips: qna
01 Aug 2005
Q.
In Red Hat, I start and stop services using the service command. Does SUSE LINUX have a service command I can use?
A.
On SUSE LINUX distributions, use the rcservice command to start and stop services in the /etc/rc.d directory. For example, to start xinetd, enter the following command: rcxinetd start To query the status of nfsserver, enter the following: rcnfsserver status
* Originally published in Novell Connection Magazine
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