How to disable or remove Up2date for good

[Kam Leo]

On 4/19/05, Mark Sargent <powderkeg at snow.email.ne.jp> wrote:
> Kam Leo wrote:
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> >On 4/19/05, Mark Sargent <powderkeg at snow.email.ne.jp> wrote:
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> >>William Hooper wrote:
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> >>>Rahul Sundaram wrote:
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> >>>>Hi
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> >>>>>>You dont expect me to search bugzilla to help users who dont read, do
> >>>>>>you?
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> >>>>>If you are going to repeatedly jump into threads and post "file a bug"
> >>>>>yes.
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> >>>>I am doing much more than that.
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> >>>Not in this thread.
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> >>>>Please search the archives
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> >>>You first post to this thread consisted of "please file a bug report about
> >>>this then. It probably isnt functional in fedora".
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> >>Hi All,
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> >>ok, I'll steal my thread back..hehe...um, after doing the chkconfig
> >>--levels 2345 rhnsd off command, I still get the twirling, annoying red
> >>! ball at the bottom right of my screen. Was hoping that wouldn't be so.
> >>Cheers.
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> >>Mark Sargent.
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> >Right-click the icon and select "Exit".
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> Hi All,
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> ah, doh..yep, knew that..I'm meaning so it doesn't appear every time at
> boot..cheers.
> 
> Mark Sargent.
> 

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