With Debian services are started "SysV-style" using symbolic links to
scripts in /etc/init.d.
What's the "right way" to disable some of there services, e.g. not run
inetd?
Of course one can simply remove the respective symbolic links in
/etc/rc*, but maybe there's some "cleaner" method?
With *BSD, there's rc.conf, with RedHat, there's a tool to disable and
enable startup services. Does Debian provide any such mechanism?
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