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- Subject: [tlug] mystery of the disappearing services
- From: Tony Laszlo <laszlo@example.com>
- Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2002 20:57:02 +0900 (JST)
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I experienced the following strangeness on my main Linux box. After booting, I noticed that I couldn't bring up X. Then I noticed that gpm was not running. Nor was cardmgr. ntsysv (this is RH7.1) showed that all the usual services were set to run on startup. After rebooting I still found myself in that situation, with most (it seems) of the services that can be started from /etc/rc.d/init.d/ down. This is what is in there, btw: anacron identd nfs senddmail.rpmsave apmd iplog nfslock sendmail atd iptables nscd single atok12se kdcrotate pcmcia sshd autofs keytable portmap syslog crond killall postgresql xfs functions kudzu random xinetd gpm lpd rawdevices halt netfs rhnsd httpd network rwhod I started up this one and that one, and tried rebooting. At one point I tried starting up just about everyone that was down, and then rebooted. That time, the services came up and I was able to go into X, run the pcmcia and everything else, as normal. Any idea on what could have happened and why the problem went away (just in case it comes back again)? Thanks!
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