Closed namazso closed 1 year ago
Disable or mask the service should do it.
Indeed, while systemctl stop greenboot-healthcheck.service
just instantly reboots (instead of after a couple minutes), systemctl disable greenboot-healthcheck.service
does seem to stop rebooting. The downside is that it's a permanent change so need to remember to reenable it after things are fixed.
There has been a network configuration change and my Fedora IoT server needs some changes. The problem is that it keeps rebooting while I'm trying to solve the issue, so I'd like to suspend it until I fix the network.
Do I really need to uninstall greenboot for this?
If yes, that's terrible UX.
If no, that's terrible documentation. Anyone who cares about docs will probably be here because of the same reason.