Hi Fedora Users,
how can I disable a systemd service? I tried:
but if I reboot my computer the service is once again enabled.Code:systemctl disable sendmail.service
Thanks japplo
Hi Fedora Users,
how can I disable a systemd service? I tried:
but if I reboot my computer the service is once again enabled.Code:systemctl disable sendmail.service
Thanks japplo
I believe that in most, if not all cases, the usual chkconfig command will work.
chkconfig sendmail off
(Not on a Fedora box to test it at present, but pretty sure I used that to enable and disable services)
Hello,
Other way is to
# setup --> system services
disabling it doesn't seem to work with sendmail.
For some oddball reason, sendmail is also started up by the network manager service.
The only way I was able to keep sendmail from starting, was to to completely remove sendmail from my system.
yum remove sendmail
you could always use
services sendmail stop
services sendmail off
Last edited by tox; 4th September 2011 at 12:56 AM.
you can find systemd tutorial at http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Systemd