On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 10:23:07AM +0200, Brent Clark wrote: > Hiya > > Would anyone know how to keep a packages daemon from adding to rc.d > etc, on upgrade, thats after I ran update.rcd package remove. > > Im using heartbeat with LVS (ldirector). For my setup, a while ago, > I did an update.rcd ldirector remove, but when a release from debian > stable was released, naturally it got reactived. I need to keep > this from running, and let heartbeat manage it. > > I thought I could use dpkg-statoverride, but Im not to sure of whats > the correct method. > > If anyone help me, it would be appreciated. The way I do is to force a stop config at all runlevels for theses services. If they have a config, it will not be overwritten on upgrade. Something like : # update-rc.d -f ldirector remove This, you have done, but also : # update-rc.d ldirector stop 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 . I'v read other means, dealing with policy-rc.d, but I don't remember clearly what to do.
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