Ubuntu does not have a boot configurator like RedHat or CentOS ntsysv
But it also has a handy tool: rcconf but it needs to be installed separately.
Installation mode: sudo apt-get install rcconf
When finished, enter in the command state: sudo rcconf can be
The operating interface is similar to the ntsysv of a red hat.
You may experience the following situations in use:
1, the interface display garbled, if is remote with Putty Landing, please set the language encoding into UTF-8
2, set a service start/stop select OK to exit, but again into the interface, the Discovery option is still.
Workaround: Execute with sudo rcconf
3, even if using sudo rcconf execution, the interface discovery configuration has changed, but the program boot still start/stop.
FIX: Modify the permissions of the/var/lib/rcconf/services file, grant 755 or 777 and use sudo rcconf to perform the configuration again.
In addition to using rcconf, you can also use the update-rc.d that comes with Ubuntu
Usage Update-rc.d XXX Stop/start
Example UPDATE-RC.D Avahi-daemon stop
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