Using the 'service' command, the 'disable' operation is not allowed for
upstart jobs. Does this mean the only way to disable such a service is to
move its '.conf' file out of '/etc/init'?
The way you're meant to disable Upstart services is like this, in a terminal:
echo manual | sudo tee /etc/init/ssh.override
Basically, to disable a service with a config file named ssh.conf, you make a
plain text file named ssh.override with the word manual.
This is what I do when I install
On Fri, Jan 24, 2014 at 10:02:48PM +0100, dh...@freedommail.co wrote:
Using the 'service' command, the 'disable' operation is not allowed
for upstart jobs. Does this mean the only way to disable such a
service is to move its '.conf' file out of '/etc/init'?
i'd just rename the script(s) in
Thanks; I have two ways to do this without removing any init files. I may
want to restore this setup to its factory default.
