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Article ID: 4024
Last update: 10-06-04
Issue:
Why does an installed service, like ypbind, not show up in the chkconfig list, but I am able to start it manually?
Resolution:
Release Found: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3

Symptom:
The service does not show up in the listing produced with the command:
chkconfig --list | grep <Service Name>

Solution:
Use the command chkconfig --add <Service Name> to add the service into the list maintained by chkconfig. You should then be able to see it listed with the command :
chkconfig --list | grep <Service Name>.

If so, and you would like to enable the service at boot time, use the command:
chkconfig <Service Name> on.


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