The postinstall script of package 'iptables-services' does do some "systemctl preset".
I'd guess that those "presets" change what services can run.
(Plain "yum install" does not stop firewalld; I guess the effect would show on next restart.)
One can enforce that an installed service does cannot run by masking it:
systemctl mask firewalld.service
(It is possible to start a disabled service, but the mask blocks even that.)
I'd guess that those "presets" change what services can run.
(Plain "yum install" does not stop firewalld; I guess the effect would show on next restart.)
One can enforce that an installed service does cannot run by masking it:
systemctl mask firewalld.service
(It is possible to start a disabled service, but the mask blocks even that.)
Statistics: Posted by jlehtone — 2023/09/11 15:58:44
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