Hi,
the easiest way is using rcconf:
as root:
$ aptitude install rcconf
$ rcconf
It's an interactive alternative to update-rc.d (a frontend actually)
This is a ncurses interface. A GTK alternative is Boot Up Manager:
$ aptitude install bum
$ bum
Ramon
Luis Matos wrote:
i have a laptop like many other people.
i use it, some times, to development, but some development is C, other
is php, other have to have mysql, other postgresql.
The question is, how do i make some daemons not to start at boot?
there is no /etc/default options, but should we advice the mantainers
to add them?
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Best Regards
Luis Matos
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