On Thu, 16 May 1996, Ian Jackson wrote:
> Why don't you just make
> /etc/cron.weekly/wuftpd be empty or not executable, and copy it to the
> cron.daily directory ?
Don't make it nonexecutable, or run-parts will complain. Making it
empty is good though.
Guy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes ("Re: disabling daemons from init.d"):
> > Simply remove the S* links from the rc?.d
>
> I had a similar problem. If I install a package and move its cronjob from
> cron.weekly to cron.dayly, will the cron-file be replaced on an update?
> Would
On Tue, 14 May 1996, eckes wrote:
> > Simply remove the S* links from the rc?.d
>
> I had a similar problem. If I install a package and move its cronjob
> from cron.weekly to cron.dayly, will the cron-file be replaced on an
> update? Wouldnt it be better to store all cron scripts in cron.d
> lik
Hello,
> Simply remove the S* links from the rc?.d
I had a similar problem. If I install a package and move its cronjob from
cron.weekly to cron.dayly, will the cron-file be replaced on an update?
Wouldnt it be better to store all cron scripts in cron.d like init.d and on
update check only for th
Jean Orloff writes ("Re: disabling daemons from init.d "):
>[Ed Donovan writes:]
>> like to conserve as much memory as I can. My question is, what's the best
>> way for me to disable the services started by the init scripts like
>> netbase netstd, etc, while
Ed> like to conserve as much memory as I can. My question is, what's the best
Ed> way for me to disable the services started by the init scripts like
Ed> netbase netstd, etc, while not deleting the files? At first, I moved the
Ed> S* links, from rc2.d to an 'unused' directory. That did stop
To: Ed Donovan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: disabling daemons from init.d
Date: Sat, 04 May 1996 10:49:57 -0400
From: Michael Alan Dorman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cd to /etc/init.d, chmod -x whatever, where whatever is the script you
>My question is, what's the
> best way for me to disable the services started by the init scripts like
> netbase netstd, etc, while not deleting the files?
You can just delete them in the rcX.d directory. They will remain in
/etc/init.d. Another solution
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