[11:45] <impeldown> Hello, how do I disable or set to manual startup mode of daemon on linux?
[11:45] <impeldown> I installed sysv-rc-conf and everythings works fine. Say for example I want to disable autostart of postgresql.
[11:45] <impeldown> I just unmark the run level from 2-5 to disable it then rebooted the machine.
[11:45] <impeldown> After disabling it, I checked data from 
[11:46] <impeldown> ls -l /etc/rc2.d/ | grep postgre
[11:46] <impeldown> there, K20postgresql-9.1 symlink has been renamed from S20postgresql-9.1
[11:46] <impeldown> so I checked
[11:46] <impeldown> cat /etc/init.d/rcS | tail -n1
[11:46] <impeldown> So i thought or maybe to disable a daemon on linux is to rename the the file prefix from 'S' to 'K' so that calling from rcS will not invoke it
[11:47] <impeldown> Is it a good practice to disable daemon on linux to just rename all symlink daemon
[11:47] <impeldown> or
[11:47] <impeldown> I will just rename the source file in /etc/init.d/postgresql-9.1 so that symlink's run command will not work?