====== How to disable apache2 startup script on debian ? ======

If you need to have the apache2 debian package installed but you don't need to have the apache2 daemon started at boot time, there is a solution: **''rcconf''**

<code>sudo apt-get install rcconf
sudo rcconf</code>

Then you can choose in the list the services you need to startup at boot time. This trick applies for every debian services (apache2, mysql, ntp, ssh ...).


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