If Rasbian Stretch is using 'systemd' like regular Debian, then use something like this:
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sudo systemctl disable sabnzbd
This will prevent it from launching on boot-up.
If Rasbian Stretch is using 'systemd' like regular Debian, then use something like this:
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sudo systemctl disable sabnzbd
Thnx CDOne i am also suffering from this but it will very helpful to meOneCD wrote: ↑February 20th, 2018, 3:59 pmIf Rasbian Stretch is using 'systemd' like regular Debian, then use something like this:On your install, it may not be called exactly 'sabnzbd'. So cheat and type 'sab' then use tab-completion.Code: Select all
sudo systemctl disable sabnzbd
This will prevent it from launching on boot-up.
Thank you very muchjcfp wrote: ↑February 16th, 2018, 3:02 pm If the application doesn't work, the init script won't be able to start it either.
How long did you let the command run in the terminal before the interrupt? Can you connect to the web interface?
Any output if you use this instead (enables debug logging):Code: Select all
sabnzbdplus -l 2