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 Post subject: rcconf
PostPosted: Sat Mar 25, 2006 9:36 am 
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If you're tired of rc-update.d or can't remember exactly what all you've got starting at boot:

rcconf (apt-get install rcconf)

I stumbled accross it while torturing myself with a debian from nothing amd64 install.
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cyates
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rcconf = good!

try
Code:
update-rcconf-guide
for more goodness.
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I just discovered this program today. Makes turning on/off things at boot time trival. 8)

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