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I created an initscript for a daemon recently it works well for starting and stopping, but "service status somedaemon" would return "status: unrecognized service"

After a bit of googling I found that the top few lines of the initscript are critical. It should be a describe here:

Here is what these lines do.

1. #!/bin/sh - This is a shell script.
2. # somedaemon - This is the name of the service used with for "service status somedaemon". If this is missing, you'll see: "status: unrecognized service".
3. chkconfig: - 85 15 - This tells chkconfig three things, firstly (the dash) at what runlevel to start it. A dash means default. Secondly at what priority to start and lastly at what priority to stop.
4. description: Some daemon - Not used.
5. processname: somedaemon - Not used.
6. pidfile: /var/run/somedaemon.pid - Used in /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions to determine if the process is running or not.