Re: Making chkconfig's output readable

I don't see what is wrong with chkconfig's output. If you are interested in one specific service you can do either "chkconfig --list someservice" or "chkconfig --list | grep someservice". If you want to know which services run in runlevel 2, you can do "chkconfig --list | grep 2:on".

Leonid Mamtchenkov aka TVSET

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Re^2: Making chkconfig's output readable by petdance (Parson) on Dec 18, 2004 at 05:57 UTC
I want to look at all of them, at a glance. The "on" and "off" strings are unnecessarily obscuring. The best way to say "no" is with whitespace. It makes you think, rather than make the answers incredibly obvious. Do you honestly not see the difference between the default output and what I put together? xoxo, Andy	[reply]
Re^3: Making chkconfig's output readable by perlzilla (Initiate) on Dec 31, 2004 at 07:23 UTC
I really liked your idea. I couldn't help but golf a little. I only output what's on. `/sbin/chkconfig --list \| perl -nle '$s=(split)[0];s/(\d):on/$a{$s}.=$1/ge;s/(\w+):\s+(on)/$a{"xinetd -> $1"}=$2/e; END{print "$_: $a{$_}" for sort keys %a}'` Score yours: 186 swings; 147 swings if I turn all your vars into single characters. mine: 116 swings. Just having fun!	[reply] [d/l]