[monit] fc10 install of monit

[John Dixon]

I installed monit using yum repositories and the rpms came with a sysV
sytle init script, /etc/init.d/monit.  If you want to add lines to run
at startup, I think the convention (at least in the RH world) is to
use /etc/rc.local.  This works for me both in CentOS5.2 and RHEL5.3.  FC
may be different, but this should probably work for you.

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> in fedora core 10, adding lines to /etc/inittab is no longer effective, you
> can add them but they do nothing.
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> Is there a recommended startup script to use instead
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