Disable MySQL startup in Ubuntu 10.04

On the Internet, you can use the sysv-RC-conf configuration method or the method of changing the S to start with K, because 10.04 connects the MySQL startup to/lib.
/Init/upstart-job, which calls the definition of boot in the/etc/init/MySQL. conf file. This is a new framework, so the previous method is
When you use sysv-RC-Conf, you even find that MySQL cannot be started on any runrevel, but the actual situation is, it automatically starts every time.

Let's take a look at the definitions in/etc/init/MySQL. conf.

Start on (net-device-up

And local-filesystems

And runlevel [2345])

Stop on runlevel [016]

From this we can see that when runrevel is 2345, MySQL is started, but 016 is not started.

I am very embarrassed. I directly commented out the start line, and the stop line is 0123456, haha

Start on (net-device-up

And local-filesystems)

#
And runlevel [2345]
)

Stop on runlevel[012345

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