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When i originally installed MEPIS a few weeks ago, I agreed to running apache ... Now the fun starts. How do i turn it off? as in stop running and dont start unless i tell you too (even stop it from loading on boot). I dont need it so...
The easiest way to stop Apache from loading at boot is to change the /etc/init.d/apache2 script from executable to not executable. The same applies for any other init script you want to disable.
If later you decide to re-enable it, just change it back to executable.
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... Now the fun starts. How do i turn it off? as in stop running and dont start unless i tell you too (even stop it from loading on boot). I dont need it so...
