The Wandering Dru wrote:

> Sam MacDonald wrote:
>
>
>> That worked very well. So being in the init.d directory and running 
>> sshd stop is different then
>> /etc/rc.d/init.d/sshd stop
>> Sort of interesting but annoying
>
>
> I believe the root path on Red Hat does not include the current 
> directory by default (I could be wrong on this as I don't run RH that 
> often). If you are in the init.d directory,
>
> ./sshd stop
>
> should work ok.
>
now that works just GREAT and much less typing.
I know, I know, write a script, all in good time.


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