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How to disable systemd-timesyncd?

Posted by Admin on July 6, 2017
Posted in: Bash, Servers, Shell, Troubleshooting. Tagged: service, systemd, systemd-timesyncd.

If you are not familiar with systemd you may be surprised about new service listening on network socket – systemd-timesyncd. It’s a time sync service started after Debian update (to stretch).

If you want to disable it type the following lines:

# systemctl stop systemd-timesyncd
# systemctl disable systemd-timesyncd

As you can see it’s a standard systemd service and can be managed using systemctl command.

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