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Created attachment 473849 [details] Pach (against chkconfig-1.3.49-1.fc14) to add the --dump switch (ver. 1) The attached patch adds a "--dump" switch to the chkconfig command that does the same as "--list", but differs in the format: The --dump writes a shell script on STDOUT that calls "chkconfig --level" and can thus be used to restore the current SYSV/Xinetd settings. This could be used to do backups or for synchronizing multiple systems' settings more cleanly than by (r)syncing the /etc/rc.?/ directiories. I tested the patch and it seams to work fine. I also added description into chkconig.8 (as I am czech, however, it may need some corrections!). As a bonus I added also short switches ("-l" for "--list" and "-d" for "--dump") for the lazy ones. Would it be possible to add this to chkconfig (best if it could have reached even fedora 14, if possible, please)? Thank You! [BTW, should I have set the requestee/review flag? I found no documentation :-(]
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