On Fri, Oct 3, 2014, at 08:18 AM, Tom Eastep wrote:
> I've just pushed a patch that implements a -n option in the installers
> (with the exception of Shorewall-core), which inhibits any attempt to
> allow the product to start at boot time.
> and does not (re)create any systemd symlinks
The exec of the various PRODUCTs' "./install.sh -n" does NOT appear to create
init startup links.
But, the console output from the installs DOES show,
grep automatically install.log -A1
Shorewall Lite will start automatically at boot
Shorewall Lite Version 4.6.4-Beta2-22-g8a5e71a Installed
--
Shorewall6 Lite will start automatically at boot
Shorewall6 Lite Version 4.6.4-Beta2-22-g8a5e71a Installed
--
Shorewall Init will start automatically at boot
shorewall Init Version 4.6.4-Beta2-22-g8a5e71a Installed
--
Shorewall Lite will start automatically at boot
Shorewall Lite Version 4.6.4-Beta2-22-g8a5e71a Installed
--
Shorewall6 Lite will start automatically at boot
Shorewall6 Lite Version 4.6.4-Beta2-22-g8a5e71a Installed
--
Shorewall Init will start automatically at boot
shorewall Init Version 4.6.4-Beta2-22-g8a5e71a Installed
--
Shorewall Lite will start automatically at boot
Shorewall Lite Version 4.6.4-Beta2-22-g8a5e71a Installed
--
Shorewall6 Lite will start automatically at boot
Shorewall6 Lite Version 4.6.4-Beta2-22-g8a5e71a Installed
I think the "will start automatically at boot" here is an artifact. At least I
don't see any evidence of enabled init files.
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