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From: Dirk Heilemann (dirk.heilemann@telindus.de)
Date: Wed Oct 16 2002 - 11:15:25 CEST

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Hi,

one think I always missed in mu was my preferred way to stop and start
services with /etc/rc.d/dosomethingd stop. The problem was, that I couldn't
remember the "simple" command in mulinux.

That's why I created my own rc.d directory with just one script inside and a
couple of symlinks to it.
I dare to spread it with this list because I have no FTP Server and its only
1218 bytes.

I like it a lot - what do you think?

Dirk

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