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Hello everybody,

I run a small server/ipnat-gateway under NetBSD-1.6.1.
For exploration I had installed WWWOffle. No I had enough of it, so I
would like to put it out of order without removing it from the system
(you never know when it might come in handy...).

After installing WWWOffle via pkgsrc, I copied
/usr/pkg/etc/rc.d/wwwoffled to /etc/rc.d/ and added "wwwoffled=3DYES"
(without the quotes, of course) to /etc/rc.conf.

As I understand things, to keep wwwoffled from being started at system
startup, I should either remove "wwwoffled=3DYES" or change it to
"wwwoffled=3DNO".
I mean, NetBSD is pretty straightforward and easy to configure, and so
far I've just stated the obvious. I should also note, this has of
course always worked for all services. Except for wwwoffle.

I have in fact tried both removing the line from rc.conf (or commenting
it out) and changing it to "wwwoffled=3DNO" - still, wwwoffled shows up
in "top", it *still* gets started.

What is happening here? Why is wwwoffle still being started?
I could - of course - just remove wwwoffle, but this seems less elegant
- - after all, I could run into the same problems with other services, as
well.

Thank you very much,

Merry Christmas to all,

Benjamin

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Benjamin Walkenhorst
eMail: krylon@gmx.net
http://www.krylon.de
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