Closed alessionossa closed 2 years ago
I have a Raspberry Pi that I reuse for different use cases, based on what I need. Sometimes I want to disable Dicaffeine to free up port 80 for other uses, but the only option at the moment seems to be uninstalling it completely.
Hi, you can use systemctl command: systemctl --user disable dicaffeine but be careful, service will be re enabled with every update.
systemctl --user disable dicaffeine
I have a Raspberry Pi that I reuse for different use cases, based on what I need. Sometimes I want to disable Dicaffeine to free up port 80 for other uses, but the only option at the moment seems to be uninstalling it completely.