Turn on Automatic Updates to turn off CentOS

Turn on Automatic Updates to turn off CentOS

To turn off automatic centos updates, the operation is logged as follows:

[Email protected] alpha]# chkconfig–list yum-updatesd

YUM-UPDATESD 0: Off 1: Off 2: Enable 3: Enable 4: Enable 5: Enable 6: Off

[[Email protected] alpha]# service YUM-UPDATESD stop

Stop yum-updatesd: [OK]

[[Email protected] alpha]# service YUM-UPDATESD status

YUM-UPDATESD has stopped

[Email protected] alpha]# Chkconfig–level yum-updatesd off

[Email protected] alpha]# chkconfig–list yum-updatesd

YUM-UPDATESD 0: Off 1: Off 2: Enabled 3: Off 4: Enabled 5: Off 6: Off

Readhat How to turn off automatic Updates
By default, each time you start Fedora, the Yum-update service is launched to automatically search for available updates in the background, which is very verbose, especially when a system is installed, many patches need to be downloaded, and when the service runs, it usually takes up to 100% cups. Strange is in the System Monitor but did not find this process, just at the beginning I mistakenly thought is the Firefox problem, engaged for a long time, later found to be automatic Update, it is recommended to close the service, the specific method is as follows:

In the system-"management-" service (perhaps the last service) there is a yum-update service, stop it, enough to drop the front hook, save the list of services, so that the next time the automatic updating of the system will not be running, and will not be automatically updated.

You can also execute the Setup command in the terminal with root privileges, select the service, make adjustments, and turn off unnecessary startup items.

Turn off automatic updating of CentOS (GO)