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Old 6th December 2007, 04:06 AM
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FC5 ifup command
Ok somehow my stupid datacenter deleted my ifup script for my server. Does anyone have the script/command so I can readd it to my server.

Or tell me in what RPM it is in with the disk so I can get my server back online.

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Old 6th December 2007, 04:36 AM
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Hello:
No idea about FC5, however, it's more than likely the same package as with F8, which is;
initscripts

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