How to disable self-starting programs in Homestead

For example, I don’t use postgresql in daily development, so I want to close it and prevent it from starting automatically

• Installed

  sysv-rc-conf and removed all x from all run levels

<code> postgresql  [ ]     [ ]     [ ]     [ ]     [ ]     [ ]     [ ]     [ ]</code>

• Used

  sudo update-rc.d -f postgresql remove

I used the above two methods and found that the service is still alive after reboot.

This is my first time using the homestead environment, and I still haven’t figured out some things.

Ubuntu16.04

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For example, I don’t use postgresql

in daily development, so I want to close it and prevent it from starting automatically

Installed
• sysv-rc-conf

  and removed all x from all run levels

  <code> postgresql  [ ]     [ ]     [ ]     [ ]     [ ]     [ ]     [ ]     [ ]</code>

Used
• sudo update-rc.d -f postgresql remove

I used the above two methods and found that the service is still alive after reboot.

This is my first time using the homestead environment, and I still haven’t figured out some things.

Ubuntu16.04

It turns out that 16.04 uses

systemctl

as system management. It seems that update-rc.d is useless Using

sudo systemctrl disable postgresql

can

Using

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rcconf

you can check whether a service is enabled sudo systemctl is-enabled postgresql
Check the self-starting service at boot: ls /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants