Linux Mint 19.1 BETA service management? [closed]
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How to figure which system Linux Mint 19.1 BETA is? sysv? upstart?
And how to manage i.e. enable/disable services, start/stop?
I had problems with 17.3 because it was using both and couldn't manage the services.
Now I switched to 19.1 and want to figure it once and for all.
linux-mint services
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How to figure which system Linux Mint 19.1 BETA is? sysv? upstart?
And how to manage i.e. enable/disable services, start/stop?
I had problems with 17.3 because it was using both and couldn't manage the services.
Now I switched to 19.1 and want to figure it once and for all.
linux-mint services
edited Dec 9 at 7:31
Vlastimil
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asked Dec 8 at 7:19
sten
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closed as too broad by G-Man, RalfFriedl, JigglyNaga, nwildner, Christopher Dec 10 at 15:03
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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How to figure which system Linux Mint 19.1 BETA is? sysv? upstart?
And how to manage i.e. enable/disable services, start/stop?
I had problems with 17.3 because it was using both and couldn't manage the services.
Now I switched to 19.1 and want to figure it once and for all.
linux-mint services
edited Dec 9 at 7:31
Vlastimil
7,6631258132
asked Dec 8 at 7:19
sten
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How to figure which system Linux Mint 19.1 BETA is? sysv? upstart?
And how to manage i.e. enable/disable services, start/stop?
I had problems with 17.3 because it was using both and couldn't manage the services.
Now I switched to 19.1 and want to figure it once and for all.
linux-mint services
linux-mint services
edited Dec 9 at 7:31
Vlastimil
7,6631258132
asked Dec 8 at 7:19
sten
1083
edited Dec 9 at 7:31
Vlastimil
7,6631258132
asked Dec 8 at 7:19
sten
1083
edited Dec 9 at 7:31
Vlastimil
7,6631258132
edited Dec 9 at 7:31
Vlastimil
7,6631258132
edited Dec 9 at 7:31
Vlastimil
7,6631258132
7,6631258132
asked Dec 8 at 7:19
sten
1083
asked Dec 8 at 7:19
sten
1083
asked Dec 8 at 7:19
sten
1083
1083
closed as too broad by G-Man, RalfFriedl, JigglyNaga, nwildner, Christopher Dec 10 at 15:03
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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To stop a service:
sudo service NAME stop
To start a service:
sudo service NAME start
To disable a service:
sudo systemctl disable NAME
To enable a service:
sudo systemctl enable NAME
There are always more ways around. I showed you just what you asked for in one possible way.
Note: Linux Mint 19.x is based on Ubuntu 18.04, so you can use your favorite search engine to find more information.
answered Dec 8 at 7:45
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I'd recommand thesystemctl start [service name]instead of the old service command which will probably be deprecated as systemd is taking over the linux world
– Kiwy
Dec 10 at 11:20
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To stop a service:
sudo service NAME stop
To start a service:
sudo service NAME start
To disable a service:
sudo systemctl disable NAME
To enable a service:
sudo systemctl enable NAME
There are always more ways around. I showed you just what you asked for in one possible way.
Note: Linux Mint 19.x is based on Ubuntu 18.04, so you can use your favorite search engine to find more information.
answered Dec 8 at 7:45
Vlastimil
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I'd recommand thesystemctl start [service name]instead of the old service command which will probably be deprecated as systemd is taking over the linux world
– Kiwy
Dec 10 at 11:20
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To stop a service:
sudo service NAME stop
To start a service:
sudo service NAME start
To disable a service:
sudo systemctl disable NAME
To enable a service:
sudo systemctl enable NAME
There are always more ways around. I showed you just what you asked for in one possible way.
Note: Linux Mint 19.x is based on Ubuntu 18.04, so you can use your favorite search engine to find more information.
answered Dec 8 at 7:45
Vlastimil
7,6631258132
I'd recommand thesystemctl start [service name]instead of the old service command which will probably be deprecated as systemd is taking over the linux world
– Kiwy
Dec 10 at 11:20
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up vote
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up vote
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To stop a service:
sudo service NAME stop
To start a service:
sudo service NAME start
To disable a service:
sudo systemctl disable NAME
To enable a service:
sudo systemctl enable NAME
There are always more ways around. I showed you just what you asked for in one possible way.
Note: Linux Mint 19.x is based on Ubuntu 18.04, so you can use your favorite search engine to find more information.
answered Dec 8 at 7:45
Vlastimil
7,6631258132
To stop a service:
sudo service NAME stop
To start a service:
sudo service NAME start
To disable a service:
sudo systemctl disable NAME
To enable a service:
sudo systemctl enable NAME
There are always more ways around. I showed you just what you asked for in one possible way.
Note: Linux Mint 19.x is based on Ubuntu 18.04, so you can use your favorite search engine to find more information.
answered Dec 8 at 7:45
Vlastimil
7,6631258132
answered Dec 8 at 7:45
Vlastimil
7,6631258132
answered Dec 8 at 7:45
Vlastimil
7,6631258132
answered Dec 8 at 7:45
Vlastimil
7,6631258132
7,6631258132
I'd recommand thesystemctl start [service name]instead of the old service command which will probably be deprecated as systemd is taking over the linux world
– Kiwy
Dec 10 at 11:20
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I'd recommand thesystemctl start [service name]instead of the old service command which will probably be deprecated as systemd is taking over the linux world
– Kiwy
Dec 10 at 11:20
I'd recommand the
systemctl start [service name] instead of the old service command which will probably be deprecated as systemd is taking over the linux world– Kiwy
Dec 10 at 11:20
I'd recommand the
systemctl start [service name] instead of the old service command which will probably be deprecated as systemd is taking over the linux world– Kiwy
Dec 10 at 11:20
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