cgconfig boot order prevents startup with NIS users in /etc/cgconfig.conf
Issue
In order to get cgconfig to start on boot, it needs to come up after ypbind, but the default order has cgconfig starting very early (which makes sense).
[root@lb0019 ~]# ls /etc/rc3.d/ | grep -P "cgconfig|ypbind"
S05cgconfig
S27ypbind
moving cgconfig to S28cgconfig and rebooting allowed it to come up fine on boot.
However, we are unsure about the potential negative consequences of having cgconfig start so late in the boot process.
Environment
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
6.2
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