Starting Services on Linux
For a while now I’ve been wondering about what the correct way is to start boot time services such as the Synergy License Manager, xfServer and xfServerPlus on Linux systems. A few years ago I managed to “cobble something together” that seemed to work OK, but I had a suspicion that I only had part [...]
Posted on July 24, 2010 at 3:14 pm by Steve Ives · Permalink
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In: License Manager, Linux, Synergy/DE 9.3, Tips & Tricks, xfServerPlus · Tagged with: chkconfig, fedora, init, License Manager, linux, OpenNET Server, redhat, SQL, xfServer, xfServerPlus
In: License Manager, Linux, Synergy/DE 9.3, Tips & Tricks, xfServerPlus · Tagged with: chkconfig, fedora, init, License Manager, linux, OpenNET Server, redhat, SQL, xfServer, xfServerPlus
Linux ls Color Coding
It’s always driven me CRAZY the way that RedHat, Fedora, and presumably other Linux systems apply color coding to various types of files and directories in the output of the ls command. It wouldn’t be so bad, but it seems like the default colors for various file types and protection modes are just totally unreadable [...]
Posted on July 20, 2010 at 4:32 pm by Steve Ives · Permalink
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In: Linux, Tips & Tricks · Tagged with: fedora, linux, redhat
In: Linux, Tips & Tricks · Tagged with: fedora, linux, redhat
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