Hi,

Those 2 global options are used in /etc/sysconfig/services.

DISABLE_RESTART_ON_UPDATE=yes, disable the restart of *any* services during
package updates which can lead to weak system.

IMHO, we shouldn't give the possibility to the user to shoot himself in the
foot by providing/suggesting a way to prevent the whole system from being
updated properly.

In the case where a specific package needs to turn off the "restart on update"
 or the "stop on removal" features, due to limitation (for instance dbus-1
doesn't support restart at all), then the package can already use some
mechanism (Restart=no in the unit file, ...) in its specfile.

But that should be disabled (by maintainers) for specific packages only which
have good reasons to do so, no turned off globally.

Hence I would propose to remove these 2 knobs.