Etc/rc.conf - Revision history

Jimbo: Reverted edits by 173.88.199.104 (talk) to last revision by Ninereasons

2012-08-25T21:28:28Z

Reverted edits by 173.88.199.104 (talk) to last revision by Ninereasons

173.88.199.104 at 19:50, 13 August 2012

2012-08-13T19:50:40Z

Ninereasons: keeping all "R" together in category

2006-05-04T15:20:12Z

keeping all "R" together in category

Ninereasons: For more meaningful category sorting

2006-05-04T15:14:18Z

For more meaningful category sorting

Ninereasons: Rc.conf moved to Etc/rc.conf

2006-05-04T15:13:53Z

Rc.conf moved to Etc/rc.conf

Jimbo at 16:51, 19 October 2004

2004-10-19T16:51:17Z

Jimbo at 16:50, 19 October 2004

2004-10-19T16:50:35Z

Jimbo at 16:49, 19 October 2004

2004-10-19T16:49:53Z

New page

'''/etc/rc.conf''' controls basic system functionality such as what IP addresses and DNS resolution configuration your various network interfaces use, and which basic system daemons (such as sendmail or bind) are started at boot.

It's worth noting that some folks (such as [[User:Jimbo]]) choose to start all daemons from scripts in [[/usr/local/etc/rc.d]] instead of using lines like BIND_ENABLE=YES in rc.conf, just for consistency's sake.

[[Category:Important Config Files]]

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 '''/etc/rc.conf''' controls basic system functionality such as what IP addresses and DNS resolution configuration your various network interfaces use, and which basic system daemons (such as sendmail or bind) are started at boot.
-'''/etc/defaults/rc.conf''' holds all the options available that can be placed into '''/etc/rc.conf''' to over ride the default values at boot time.
+It's worth noting that some folks (such as [[User:Jimbo|Jimbo]]) choose to start all daemons from scripts in [[ /usr/local/etc/rc.d]] instead of using lines like BIND_ENABLE=YES in rc.conf, just for consistency's sake.
-[[Category : Important Config Files]]
+[[Category:Important Config Files|Rc.conf]]

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 '''/etc/rc.conf''' controls basic system functionality such as what IP addresses and DNS resolution configuration your various network interfaces use, and which basic system daemons (such as sendmail or bind) are started at boot.
-It's worth noting that some folks (such as [[User:Jimbo|Jimbo]]) choose to start all daemons from scripts in [[ /usr/local/etc/rc.d]] instead of using lines like BIND_ENABLE=YES in rc.conf, just for consistency's sake.
+'''/etc/defaults/rc.conf''' holds all the options available that can be placed into '''/etc/rc.conf''' to over ride the default values at boot time.
-[[Category:Important Config Files|Rc.conf]]
+[[Category : Important Config Files]]

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	It's worth noting that some folks (such as [[User:Jimbo\|Jimbo]]) choose to start all daemons from scripts in [[ /usr/local/etc/rc.d]] instead of using lines like BIND_ENABLE=YES in rc.conf, just for consistency's sake.		It's worth noting that some folks (such as [[User:Jimbo\|Jimbo]]) choose to start all daemons from scripts in [[ /usr/local/etc/rc.d]] instead of using lines like BIND_ENABLE=YES in rc.conf, just for consistency's sake.

−	[[Category:Important Config Files\|rc.conf]]	+	[[Category:Important Config Files\|Rc.conf]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:14, 4 May 2006
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	It's worth noting that some folks (such as [[User:Jimbo\|Jimbo]]) choose to start all daemons from scripts in [[ /usr/local/etc/rc.d]] instead of using lines like BIND_ENABLE=YES in rc.conf, just for consistency's sake.		It's worth noting that some folks (such as [[User:Jimbo\|Jimbo]]) choose to start all daemons from scripts in [[ /usr/local/etc/rc.d]] instead of using lines like BIND_ENABLE=YES in rc.conf, just for consistency's sake.

−	[[Category:Important Config Files]]	+	[[Category:Important Config Files\|rc.conf]]

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 '''/etc/rc.conf''' controls basic system functionality such as what IP addresses and DNS resolution configuration your various network interfaces use, and which basic system daemons (such as sendmail or bind) are started at boot.
-It's worth noting that some folks (such as [[User:Jimbo|Jimbo]]) choose to start all daemons from scripts in [[/usr/local/etc/rc.d]] instead of using lines like BIND_ENABLE=YES in rc.conf, just for consistency's sake.
+It's worth noting that some folks (such as [[User:Jimbo|Jimbo]]) choose to start all daemons from scripts in [[ /usr/local/etc/rc.d]] instead of using lines like BIND_ENABLE=YES in rc.conf, just for consistency's sake.
 [[Category:Important Config Files]]