Where is the System Services (runlevels) option in Yast2 Opensuse 12.1

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I am in as root in the terminal and have typed yast2.

Under System there is no System Service (run levels) as there was in Opensuse version 11.

Where is the proper tool to make eg mysql autostart?

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This menu entry is still there in openSUSE 12.2. Is the respective module installed?

rpm -q yast2-runlevel

Other ways for activating a service:

chkconfig --set mysql on

or the new way:

systemctl enable mysql.service

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Your NTP service is configured, but you haven't said if it is turned on. The command to see if NTP is turned on is "rcntp status" and will give you rather clear indication if it is turned on or not.

 Checking for network time protocol daemon (NTPD):                    running

Starting it once is as simple as "rcntp start".

Another possible route if ntp is not up is to use the 'ntpdate' command.

 ntpdate 0.pool.ntp.org

That will set the local clock per what that NTP server says. What your 'date' command returns at that point will be diagnostic of further errors. On the other hand, if it is correct, then turning NTP on as a service should keep this server with correct time.

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