Disable CUPS and CUPS-BROWSED in 16.04
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Since Ubuntu 16.04 aka Xenial is using systemd
as init, you have to use systemctl
to control/start/stop services.
In your case the lines as follows should do the job.
systemctl stop cups
systemctl stop cups-browsed
systemctl disable cups
systemctl disable cups-browsed
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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The accepted solutions in other questions, ie:
echo manual > /etc/init/cups.override echo manual > /etc/init/cups-browsed.override reboot
Don't work in 16.04. I don't wish to uninstall
cups
as I'll occasionally need it, but I don't want the service to start automatically on startup.How can I achieve this in 16.04?