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Description of problem: When updating a systemd with a disabled firewalld an update will automatically re-enable it Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Run systemctl disable firewalld 2.Run dnf update 3. Actual results: Firewall enabled after update Expected results: The previous state of disable/enable would be respected Additional info:
Disabling a service with systemctl will only disable the auto-start of the service. If there is someone or something accessing the D-Bus interface of the service or if there is another service asking for the service to be started, then it will be started. You need to mask a service to make sure that a service is really never started.
Ok. That might be the case then. But it had stayed off for quite many reboots before the update... And sigh for systemd ... Why do we have a "two level" disable? If I say disable a service I do not want it any more!! - Whatever way it is started...
I am having this problem as well. Why do we have to disable twice.