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My debian 3.0, how
a)to stop the AppleTalk service when boot. I have tried to go /etc/init.d/ , but couldn't find this application
b)to remove this Application...
- 01-28-2006 #1Just Joined!
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Stop and remove AppleTalk
My debian 3.0, how
a)to stop the AppleTalk service when boot. I have tried to go /etc/init.d/ , but couldn't find this application
b)to remove this Application
- 01-28-2006 #2
Removing the application will stop it from being loaded on boot. Debian is a clever devil that way...:
Code:~]# apt-get remove netatalk
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I want to stop it temporarily and not remove it at this moment.
- 01-31-2006 #4Linux User
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To stop netatalk temporarily
root@debian: # /etc/init.d/netatalk stop
Unless you have a mac theres really no need to keep inetatalk around..
you can also leave it installed but change the settings so it does not start automatically when you boot the system. use a tool like sysv-rc-conf to adjust the services that start at boot time.
root@debian: # apt-get install sysv-rc-conf
root@debian: # sysv-rc-conf
Check and uncheck services as desired. Debian starts up in Run level 2, run levels 2-5 are configured the same by default for most services.far...out
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A more complete procedure would be to:
Originally Posted by Darl
Code:update-rc.d -f netatalk remove apt-get remove netatalk


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