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any way to turn off services ?
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Join Date: Sep 2001
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Is there a way in Mac OS X to shut down services that start on reboot ?
Any equivalent to 'setup' on Linux or 'msconfig' on Windows ?
Thx
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Dedicated MacNNer
Join Date: Jul 2000
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Originally posted by Sarc:
Is there a way in Mac OS X to shut down services that start on reboot ?
Any equivalent to 'setup' on Linux or 'msconfig' on Windows ?
Thx
Not sure what specific services you mean, but editing
/etc/hostconfig
will let you start and stop some services.
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Mac Elite
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If you want to selectively turn specific services on and off (and, not to mention, add the Services menu to contextual menus) check out the excellent IceCoffee. Highly recommended. (Note: uses APE.)
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Sep 2001
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By Services I actually mean daemons, servers, etc. not the Services menu.
Thx anyway
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Mac Enthusiast
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Camarillo, CA
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Originally posted by lookmark:
If you want to selectively turn specific services on and off (and, not to mention, add the Services menu to contextual menus) check out the excellent IceCoffee. Highly recommended. (Note: uses APE.)
I'm confused. How does a tool designed to open URL's by command-clicking them supposed to do all the stuff you describe???
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Mac Elite
Join Date: May 2001
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Originally posted by Bobby:
I'm confused. How does a tool designed to open URL's by command-clicking them supposed to do all the stuff you describe???
Dark simian magicks I would imagine.
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