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That's arguably a kludgy workaround for a package mangers (arguably incorrectly) starting services before you have configured them; wouldn't it be preferable to
by jiang01 10y ago
That's arguably a kludgy workaround for a package mangers (arguably incorrectly) starting services before you have configured them; wouldn't it be preferable to fix that problem instead?
- choosername 10y agoAbsolutely. It's a helpful default, if you have no idea how to run it otherwise. It's far worse a trap if this behaviour comes unexpected.