OK. Debian Woody...
So I've ditched pump and installed dhcp3-client. However, this client doesn't start up at boot time. man dhcp3 doesn't have any entries. I'm a little stumped. How could I find binary the package installed, and then, how could I get it to start when linux boots to a networked run level. It's amazing how much more difficult linux is to use when you can't STFW!
Ricardo Campos corez23@linuxmail.org wrote:
little stumped. How could I find binary the package installed, and then,
dpkg -L package-name | less
how could I get it to start when linux boots to a networked run level.
Crib from a script already in init.d and then use update-rc.d to add it to the right start and stop levels.
It's amazing how much more difficult linux is to use when you can't STFW!
Oh, you youngsters don't know how easy you have it. I remember when we didn't have the web and man wasn't yet fully grown, so we had to type in "boy command" to get help on a command. Or something.
Oh, you youngsters don't know how easy you have it. I remember when we didn't have the web and man wasn't yet fully grown, so we had to type in "boy command" to get help on a command. Or something.
cat /usr/share/man/man1/thingy.1.gz | gzip -d | groff -man -Tascii | less
%->
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