I do not want to start the openssh server on startup, but just by command if I need to.
By default, openssh always starts with booting, I removed in file /etc/init/ssh.conf the following line:
start on runlevel [2345]
but it still starts every time with booting. What do I need to do? Of course, I could setup a startup script to shut it off, but it would be much better simply disable starting it..
systemctl disable ssh– Jeno Feb 14 '18 at 19:36