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 From : Leschinsky Oleg                      2:5020/400     12 Jun 2003  12:39:49
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 Subject : Просто дурдом.
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 Добрый день!
 
  Жалко человека до слез. Вот к чему приводит политика использования
 графических конфигурялок компании Red Hat. :) Просто дурдом. :(
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 [ From: jhardy012003@yahoo.com.au (Luis)                                   ]
 [ Subject: help, server is down and cannot edit rc.sysinit.d               ]
 [ Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.setup                                          ]
 [ Message-ID: <e12ed29.0306100439.3c67a421@posting.google.com>             ]
 
 Hi
 
 i was running red hat 8 server with web and mail hosting.
 
 I accidentally edited the rc.sysinit.d file and now it will not boot
 up. it stops with bash. If i type vi /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit the file
 comes up but it cannot be edited because it is a read only file. It
 tells me to try ! when i try to edit using vi to change the
 permissions. Also i cannot edit rc.sysinit.d file anymore as it is not
 there but the file rc.sysinit looks exactly the same as rc.sysinit.d
 
 How can i change the permissions and edit the file in the state it is
 in? Am i doomed????  If not, i am going to cry!!!!
 
 The line i edited before all of this happened was !/bin/bash (line1)
 and the reason was because when i was booting up the system, it came
 up with an error saying that it did not recognise line 1. So i edited
 and got rid of the ! because i thought it was a mistake. What should
 line 1 have in this file?
 
 Can i edit this file and bring it back online again or not?
 
 I have tried using chmod on the file and it still says it is a read
 only file. I typed chmod a -rw rc.sysinit and it said that it was
 changing permissions and that the file is read only. So no changes
 occured.
 
 The permissions on the file are -rwxr-xr-x root. 
 
 when i try to use the text editor vi it comes up and says it is a read
 only file and to use ! to override this. I do not know how to override
 or what command to type. I have tried chmod at this point but nothing
 seems to work. Comes up with can't get temp file name.
 
 Point where system stops is bash -2 05b#. What does this mean?
 
 if i do use the cdrom, do i just boot using it and then what do i need
 to do?
 
 What happended to rc.sysinit.d?
 
 also, the error comes up as well if i try to edit the file - "can't
 get temp file name"
 
 tried to boot with linux boot disk and no success, it still stops at
 that same point.
 
 am i correct in typing linux params when the disk boots up?
 
 What does this mean?
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Тема:    Автор:    Дата:    Просто дурдом.   Leschinsky Oleg   12 Jun 2003 12:39:49   Re: Просто дурдом.   Aleksey Cheusov   12 Jun 2003 16:58:42