Install Deamon (Zookeeper) but don't automatically start it
I've installed zookeeper and zookeeperd on 18.04 directly from the APT sources.
That works fine, but it gets started automatically. How can I prevent this?
Stopping the daemon afterward is possible, but i has a change that it will create any data with the example config.
We need this for immutable VM images, so i don't want to have any artifacts in the image.
I am sure this is not Zookeeper specific but I was not able to find anything.
apt 18.04 systemd
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Mark EisenblätterMark Eisenblätter
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I've installed zookeeper and zookeeperd on 18.04 directly from the APT sources.
That works fine, but it gets started automatically. How can I prevent this?
Stopping the daemon afterward is possible, but i has a change that it will create any data with the example config.
We need this for immutable VM images, so i don't want to have any artifacts in the image.
I am sure this is not Zookeeper specific but I was not able to find anything.
apt 18.04 systemd
asked Jan 8 at 6:46
Mark EisenblätterMark Eisenblätter
85
add a comment |
I've installed zookeeper and zookeeperd on 18.04 directly from the APT sources.
That works fine, but it gets started automatically. How can I prevent this?
Stopping the daemon afterward is possible, but i has a change that it will create any data with the example config.
We need this for immutable VM images, so i don't want to have any artifacts in the image.
I am sure this is not Zookeeper specific but I was not able to find anything.
apt 18.04 systemd
asked Jan 8 at 6:46
Mark EisenblätterMark Eisenblätter
85
I've installed zookeeper and zookeeperd on 18.04 directly from the APT sources.
That works fine, but it gets started automatically. How can I prevent this?
Stopping the daemon afterward is possible, but i has a change that it will create any data with the example config.
We need this for immutable VM images, so i don't want to have any artifacts in the image.
I am sure this is not Zookeeper specific but I was not able to find anything.
apt 18.04 systemd
apt 18.04 systemd
asked Jan 8 at 6:46
Mark EisenblätterMark Eisenblätter
85
asked Jan 8 at 6:46
Mark EisenblätterMark Eisenblätter
85
edited Jan 8 at 12:16
Mark Eisenblätter
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Mark EisenblätterMark Eisenblätter
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asked Jan 8 at 6:46
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You can simply do:
sudo systemctl disable zoo
If you’d like to prevent daemons from starting after installing a package, just toss a few lines into /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d:
sudo -i
cat > /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d << EOF
#!/bin/sh
echo "All runlevel operations denied by policy" >&2
exit 101
EOF
exit
Now, install any packages that you need and the daemons will remain stopped until you start them (or reboot the server). Be sure to remove the policy file you added once you’re done installing your packages.
edited Jan 8 at 11:44
Zanna
50.6k13134241
answered Jan 8 at 9:49
Mirosław MówińskiMirosław Mówiński
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Yes but, at this time the Service has already started and their is maye some data written, from the wrong example config.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:03
You wont to install zookeeper and not start it directly after installing?
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 10:07
Yes, we use Immutable images on VM basis and try to create the image first.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:23
@MarkEisenblätter i've edited main reply :) please check if it works for you, if yes please upvote my comment :D
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 11:40
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You can simply do:
sudo systemctl disable zoo
If you’d like to prevent daemons from starting after installing a package, just toss a few lines into /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d:
sudo -i
cat > /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d << EOF
#!/bin/sh
echo "All runlevel operations denied by policy" >&2
exit 101
EOF
exit
Now, install any packages that you need and the daemons will remain stopped until you start them (or reboot the server). Be sure to remove the policy file you added once you’re done installing your packages.
edited Jan 8 at 11:44
Zanna
50.6k13134241
answered Jan 8 at 9:49
Mirosław MówińskiMirosław Mówiński
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Yes but, at this time the Service has already started and their is maye some data written, from the wrong example config.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:03
You wont to install zookeeper and not start it directly after installing?
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 10:07
Yes, we use Immutable images on VM basis and try to create the image first.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:23
@MarkEisenblätter i've edited main reply :) please check if it works for you, if yes please upvote my comment :D
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 11:40
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You can simply do:
sudo systemctl disable zoo
If you’d like to prevent daemons from starting after installing a package, just toss a few lines into /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d:
sudo -i
cat > /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d << EOF
#!/bin/sh
echo "All runlevel operations denied by policy" >&2
exit 101
EOF
exit
Now, install any packages that you need and the daemons will remain stopped until you start them (or reboot the server). Be sure to remove the policy file you added once you’re done installing your packages.
edited Jan 8 at 11:44
Zanna
50.6k13134241
answered Jan 8 at 9:49
Mirosław MówińskiMirosław Mówiński
664
Yes but, at this time the Service has already started and their is maye some data written, from the wrong example config.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:03
You wont to install zookeeper and not start it directly after installing?
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 10:07
Yes, we use Immutable images on VM basis and try to create the image first.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:23
@MarkEisenblätter i've edited main reply :) please check if it works for you, if yes please upvote my comment :D
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 11:40
add a comment |
You can simply do:
sudo systemctl disable zoo
If you’d like to prevent daemons from starting after installing a package, just toss a few lines into /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d:
sudo -i
cat > /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d << EOF
#!/bin/sh
echo "All runlevel operations denied by policy" >&2
exit 101
EOF
exit
Now, install any packages that you need and the daemons will remain stopped until you start them (or reboot the server). Be sure to remove the policy file you added once you’re done installing your packages.
edited Jan 8 at 11:44
Zanna
50.6k13134241
answered Jan 8 at 9:49
Mirosław MówińskiMirosław Mówiński
664
You can simply do:
sudo systemctl disable zoo
If you’d like to prevent daemons from starting after installing a package, just toss a few lines into /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d:
sudo -i
cat > /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d << EOF
#!/bin/sh
echo "All runlevel operations denied by policy" >&2
exit 101
EOF
exit
Now, install any packages that you need and the daemons will remain stopped until you start them (or reboot the server). Be sure to remove the policy file you added once you’re done installing your packages.
edited Jan 8 at 11:44
Zanna
50.6k13134241
answered Jan 8 at 9:49
Mirosław MówińskiMirosław Mówiński
664
edited Jan 8 at 11:44
Zanna
50.6k13134241
edited Jan 8 at 11:44
Zanna
50.6k13134241
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Zanna
50.6k13134241
50.6k13134241
answered Jan 8 at 9:49
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answered Jan 8 at 9:49
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answered Jan 8 at 9:49
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Yes but, at this time the Service has already started and their is maye some data written, from the wrong example config.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:03
You wont to install zookeeper and not start it directly after installing?
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 10:07
Yes, we use Immutable images on VM basis and try to create the image first.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:23
@MarkEisenblätter i've edited main reply :) please check if it works for you, if yes please upvote my comment :D
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 11:40
add a comment |
Yes but, at this time the Service has already started and their is maye some data written, from the wrong example config.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:03
You wont to install zookeeper and not start it directly after installing?
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 10:07
Yes, we use Immutable images on VM basis and try to create the image first.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:23
@MarkEisenblätter i've edited main reply :) please check if it works for you, if yes please upvote my comment :D
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 11:40
Yes but, at this time the Service has already started and their is maye some data written, from the wrong example config.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:03
Yes but, at this time the Service has already started and their is maye some data written, from the wrong example config.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:03
You wont to install zookeeper and not start it directly after installing?
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 10:07
You wont to install zookeeper and not start it directly after installing?
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 10:07
Yes, we use Immutable images on VM basis and try to create the image first.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:23
Yes, we use Immutable images on VM basis and try to create the image first.
– Mark Eisenblätter
Jan 8 at 10:23
@MarkEisenblätter i've edited main reply :) please check if it works for you, if yes please upvote my comment :D
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 11:40
@MarkEisenblätter i've edited main reply :) please check if it works for you, if yes please upvote my comment :D
– Mirosław Mówiński
Jan 8 at 11:40
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