School Psychologists' Role and Functions. Awareness of a need for them

A much easier way to manually start or stop a service is to use a script named service. Using service, you do not have to know the full pathname to the system service; you need know only the name of the system service you want to manipulate. Using this approach, the previous yum example looks like this: # service yum start Nightly yum update is enabled: [ OK ] Of course, the GUI tools mentioned earlier also have the functionality to start and stop specific services in your current runlevel. The tool you choose is a matter of personal preference; a good system administrator is aware of them all. Relevant Fedora Commands Here are some of the commands you learned so far: в–єВ chkconfig — Fedora's text-only command-line runlevel configuration utility в–єВ ntsysv — Fedora's text-based system services configuration tool for the command line в–єВ setup — Actually a bash script, it is a menu to all the individual ncurses-based configuration tools, including ntsysv в–єВ system-config-services — Fedora's GUI runlevel configuration tool, named Configure Services в–єВ telinit — Changes the current runlevel Scheduling Tasks There are three ways to schedule commands in Fedora, all of which work in different ways ...»