Fedora Core administration in right way

[Hacksaw]

>> I'm quite experienced sysadmin, but only for a short time I maintain
>> servers with Fedora Core onboard. Thus I've got some questions.

>yes. severe lack of interested volunteers to take it up but meanwhile

Here are, I think, the most important areas:

/etc
	of course.

/etc/sysconfig
	The main place that the files in /etc/init.d look for configuration info. 
These files are typically sourced in the init.d file during its run. One 
mostly set variables there.



It's also a good idea to get familiar with chkconfig. There is some GUI 
version of this, but, well, you know, CLI rules for power users. :-)


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