When a module is enabled, symlinks to the module script are made
to other subdirectories within
/etc/template.d based on the type of target
the module provides, in much the same way that the System V
init process works. When a module gets
added, the header of the module script is read to verify the
name, priority and targets and then a symlink is made to the
corresponding subdirectories under
/etc/template.d.
Enabling and disabling targets for any module is handled using
the ovm-chkconfig script. Usage of this
command is outlined using the --help parameter.
Syntax
ovm-chkconfig [
--list
[
name--add
name--del
name--target=
targetnameon
|
off
}
] [
--version
] [
{
-h
|
--help
}
]
Where target
{
configure
|
unconfigure
|
reconfigure
|
cleanup
|
suspend
|
resume
|
migrate
|
shutdown
}
Options
The following table shows the available options for this command.
Option | Description |
|---|---|
[
|
Lists the status of the script
|
[
|
Add a new script |
[
|
Delete a script |
[
|
Specify the
|
| Show the ovm-chkconfig script version number and exit. |
{
| Show help on the ovm-chkconfig command options. |
Examples
Example 3.13 Listing available modules and their target runtime status
# ovm-chkconfig --list name configure unconfigure reconfigure cleanup suspend resume migrate shutdown authentication on:90 off off off off off off off datetime on:50 off off off off off off off firewall on:41 off off off off off off off network off off off off off off off off selinux off off off off off off off off ssh off off off off off off off off system off off off off off off off off user off off off off off off off off