Autoremove Lists: chkconfig | initscripts | libsss_autofs

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Hi,

I am using Fedora Server 35 for a Minecraft Server and I updated everything then ran sudo dnf autoremove and it came up with the following:

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 Package                                              Architecture                                  Version                                             Repository                                        Size
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Removing:
 chkconfig                                            x86_64                                        1.19-1.fc35                                         @anaconda                                        763 k
 initscripts                                          x86_64                                        10.15-1.fc35                                        @updates                                         1.1 M
 libsss_autofs                                        x86_64                                        2.6.3-1.fc35                                        @updates                                          62 k

Transaction Summary
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Remove  3 Packages

Freed space: 1.9 M

I am pretty new to this and I am not sure if those are essential or not and I should ignore it?

Is this something that could break features?

Thanks!

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The first two are from old sysinitv legacy, so they aren’t strictly needed any more but you’re only saving 2MB, so it’s probably safer just to keep them around in case some 3rd party software you might install uses the legacy hooks. The other is a library for autofs, which if you don’t know what that is, you are most likely not using it (autofs is used for dynamically auto-mounting NFS and CIFS network storage shares).

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