Every once in a while, my RedHat 7.1 machine will forget to work, so it's gotta be rebooted. I know that having to run fsck manually on a locked up box is pretty common, but doesn't cpanel include a script that's supposed to force it to run? nofsck? Or does that do something else?

that shouldn't happen. Look into running memtester and see if you have bad RAM. That is 9/10 the problem with linux just rebooting by itself.

No, it's not just rebooting itself. I'm saying, occasionally it will lock up for whatever reason, and someone has to physically reboot it.

FSCK will automatically run during boot if the partitions were not safely unmounted.

Your should still check your memory for problems. Also check your cpu for proper cooling.

Apparently Red Hat 7.2 fixes that problem. We have that happen a lot on our Linux boxes. Nothing worse than doing a reboot and it not coming back up because the fsck has to be ran.

Yes, I noticed that too. By default it uses ext3 filesystem, and has extra support for dealing with improperly unmounted drives.

I emailed Travis @ Powersurge, and he said:
/scripts/nofsck
You'll want to put that in your startup scripts too, so it stays constant
within your system. Such as, put it at the end of your /etc/rc.d/rc.local
file.....

So what I'm wondering is, do I just open /etc/rc.d/rc.local and scroll to the end and add "/scripts/nofsck"?