tags 584805 + wontfix thanks OoO Pendant le journal télévisé du dimanche 06 juin 2010, vers 20:57, Fabrice Lorrain <[email protected]> disait :
> Even though /etc/init.d/lldpd reads /etc/default/lldp, it doesn't provide a
> way to
> not start the daemon.
> Checking the status of a variable like START_DAEMON in the init script would
> help.
Hi!
As said by Petter, the correct way to disable the daemon is to ask your
init to not start it. Variables in /etc/default are only used by
packages that have a good reason to be installed while the daemon is not
running. For example, rsync which is usually installed only for the
client part.
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