>> One thing which did annoy me is the complete lack of an sshd installed
>> or running. I was rather annoyed to have to walk back upstairs and KVM
>> an 'apt-get install openssh-server' before being able to talk to my box
>> over the network. Again, I would anticipate that this will be rectified
>> in later 'server' releases.
One thing I forgot to check --its only just been installed and its @ home:
Is there a chkconfig type app for debian/ubuntu?
Or do I have to do it the hard way when activating services for various
runlevels?
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