I remember going through this list to disable some of the services that I do not need on my Fedora desktop. By going through my bash history, I can also see clearly that I have disabled rsyslog with the command:# history | grep rsyslog712  systemctl disable rsyslogAnd I have not touched rsyslog thereafter ever since migrating to journald. I am quite surprise to I see some of the services, that I have disabled a long time ago, being enabled without my knowledge:# systemctl list-unit-files | grep enablednfs-lock.service                   enablednfs.target                         enabledrpcbind.service                    enabledrsyslog.service                    enabledDoes updating disabled services with yum re-enable them? If so, is there a good reason for doing this?
Does updating disabled services re-enable them?
fedora;yum;systemd;services