Is there an elegant way, other than messing with /etc/rc?.d
, to control the daemon loading at boot time?
My personal concern is stopping Nginx from loading at boot, while setting lighttpd to do load at boot.
Thanks in advance, Adam
Is there an elegant way, other than messing with /etc/rc?.d
, to control the daemon loading at boot time?
My personal concern is stopping Nginx from loading at boot, while setting lighttpd to do load at boot.
Thanks in advance, Adam
The proper way to manage service daemons is managing links on /etc/rc?.d, there are some tools which allow you to easily manage the startup order without having to manually change the links. Install the package "sysv-rc-conf" and run "sysv-rc-conf" from the terminal.
Please note that it doesn't allow you to manage services which use the new Ubuntu init system (upstart), there is no easy way to manage those yet.