ubuntu 9.10 services-admin application is missing

[odror]

I am in the process of upgrading to ubuntu 9.10

I have noticed that
System --> Administration --> Services (which is the application 'services-admin')

is missing.

I there any alternative?

-Thanks

[johns996]

I am looking for this too. Anyone have ideas?

I noticed that under my Software Center there is an item called Services that is installed and this seems to be what I'm looking for but I still can't find it on any menu. It claims to be integrated with the "new GNOME Control Center" but I don't even see a link to this anywhere.

[stlsaint]

Applications>Ubuntu Software Center>System tools

is this what you are looking for?

[odror]

No I am looking for a gui to manage services (i.e. start, stop etc.)

-Thanks

[iruel]

No I am looking for a gui to manage services (i.e. start, stop etc.)

-Thanks

you could use "bum"
with this command:
sudo apt-get install bum

or you could get it from Ubuntu Software Center > System Tools > Boot-Up Manager

[gatos]

you could use "bum"
with this command:
sudo apt-get install bum

or you could get it from Ubuntu Software Center > System Tools > Boot-Up Manager

hmmmm.... same problem here. Boot up manager is not what we are looking for. I have been searching for a while now, but no luck

[Stebalien]

The service-admin program was probably removed because Karmic has mostly switched to Upstart. I can't find any program that can manage Upstart services. Bum, service-admin, sysv-rc-conf, etc. only manage System V startup scripts.

Edit: See this thread.

[chuckh1958]

I'm having the same problem. If services-admin was removed, it should be removed from the system/administration menu too, but it was not. Is there a gui program name in 9.10 to enable/disable services?

[shirish_nagar]

And it's not solved yet?

[reinholdmain]

Is there an alternative to start and stop services without using the shell ?