Comment # 3 on bug 1070013 from Neil Brown

(In reply to Archie Cobbs from comment #2)
> In other words, if I say:
> 
>    NFS3_SERVER_SUPPORT="no" 
> 
> then rpc.bind and rpc.statd should automatically be masked (or otherwise
> prevented from starting) without any additional work.

That can only be done by changes to yast, so they if you use the yast front end
to  set NFS3_SERVER_SUPPORT to "no", and if it can deduce that nothing else
needs rpcbind, then it can run "systemctl mask rpcbind" for you.
Let's ask they yast developers what they think.


> 
> Put another way, the bug is that the setting NFS3_SERVER_SUPPORT="no" is not
> fully implemented.
> 
> By the way, there should also be a similar setting controlling the
> enablement of rpc.gssd and rpc-svcgssd, e.g.:
> 
>     NFS4_GSS_SUPPORT="no"

IF you don't want rpc.gssd, is it sufficient to not have /etc/krb5.keytab.

If you want to have the keytab, but not the server (why?) you can explicitly
mask rpc-gssd.service.
Again, if you want this to happy automatically, yast has to do it for you.
It is not possible for you to simply change the sysconfig file and systemd
deduce that you don't want certain programs to run.