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On Sun, 18 Nov 2001, L. C. Robinson wrote:

> I think turning kudzu off is a bad idea, especially for
> inexperienced users. 

You think so?

I really feel like your suggestion about editing scripts or config files is 
more likely to frighten inexperienced users than a simple "chkconfig kudzu 
off".  I personally never needed it after the initial Red Hat installation.


Nicolas