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Replicate at linux start up

areplicate-2021.5.0-1002.x86_64

Replicate is installed as a service and starts up at boot up. What are the proper steps to take so Replicate does not start at reboot.

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Steve_Nguyen
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When replicate installed as root user it is enabled on startup using command:

chkconfig --add <service name>

you can disable and enable via chkconfig

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/chkconfig-command-in-linux-with-examples/#:~:text=chkconfig%20command%....

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Pedro_Lopez
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There's also the possibility of disabling the service to auto start on the next reboot by running:

sudo systemctl disable areplicate.service

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Steve_Nguyen
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if windows, you can set the windows service for Replicate not to start.

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fj40wdh
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Linux, Red Hat 7

Steve_Nguyen
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When replicate installed as root user it is enabled on startup using command:

chkconfig --add <service name>

you can disable and enable via chkconfig

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/chkconfig-command-in-linux-with-examples/#:~:text=chkconfig%20command%....

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Pedro_Lopez
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There's also the possibility of disabling the service to auto start on the next reboot by running:

sudo systemctl disable areplicate.service

fj40wdh
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Thanks!!