Re: [webmin-l] Changing service status "start at boot" not working

Sorry for the delay in my answer, but I've made a couple of tests more to
try to find any hint on what's happening.

The installation was made using a minimum precompiled image from the
hosting company (OVH), but I didn't find any special configuration that
could make me think that any change was made that could affect the normal
configuration.

Answering your question, Webmin says "Boot system : Systemd".

I also tested in a CentOS machine (version 7.2.1511, Webmin version 1.801,
no Virtualmin installed), with Boot system as Systemd. Disabling/enabling
services works correctly.

And... I've tested on a third server, also with Debian (same version),
Webmin (same version), but without Virtualmin. Surprise: it works correctly.

Now I'm lost. Just a few minutes ago I purchased another server. I'm going
to install Debian, plus Webmin+Virtualmin (all standard installation), and
I'll post the results of the tests.

Best regards.
Alfredo.

2016-06-03 3:28 GMT+02:00 Andrey Repin <[email protected]>:

> Greetings, Jamie Cameron!
>
> >> My system is a Debian 8.4, completly updated, with Webmin 1.801 +
> >> Virtualmin 5.03. No errors have been logged (and if they have, I don't
> know
> >> where to find them).
>
> > That seems like a bug. In the Bootup and Shutdown module, what boot
> system does
> > it say is in use at the top of the page? It should be something like
> "upstart" or
> > "systemd"
>
> If it is default install, then it should be systemd, IIRC.
> Though, it IS possible to revert to upstart, quite easily.
>
>
> --
> With best regards,
> Andrey Repin
> Friday, June 3, 2016 04:27:21
>
> Sorry for my terrible english...
>
>
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