Instead of typing /etc/rc.d/$service $command where $service is the name of the service I wish to start, or searching for a pre-made solution, I wrote up a little script and saved it as /usr/sbin/service.
#/bin/sh
/etc/rc.d/$1 $2
After saving it chmod it to 755 so it can be executed. You can now issue the command: service network start
and have the network service start successfully, or whichever service script you find in /etc/rc.d
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