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Note that running init q does not start or stop System V services. It is used mostly when tinkering with the gettys defined in inittab. To manage services, you can use the chkconfig and service commands. For example, to start the Samba service immediately, you could type this:

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The prolonged survival of patients with impaired immunity is becoming more and more commonplace. The number of patients on cytotoxic drugs and steroids for the treatment of malignant disease, and to suppress immunity in connective tissue disorders and after organ transplantation, is increasing. The incidence and prevalence of AIDS are also increasing. These immunosuppressed or immunode cient patients are susceptible to infections (Fig. 15.5): by organisms which are capable of causing infection in normal individuals, but which cause abnormally frequent and severe infections in the immunocompromised; by organisms which are not pathogenic in normal circumstances, so-called opportunistic infections. The clinical features of these infections are often ill-de ned and not distinct from the patient s underlying disease. The different organisms do not create diagnostic clinical syndromes. Intensive investigation, in close collaboration with the microbiology laboratory, is usually required to establish the diagnosis and the correct treatment.

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