Surendrajat
Surendrajat
Thanks for the reply. I understand that the service might run in background and because I don't need that I had that service stopped when I installed and tested rustdesk...
Also, I can confirm that the rustdesk service runs on boot even when the service stopped from UI. It seems like a bug. 
Basically I don't want any incoming connection and hence don't need any service running.
I've done `sudo systemctl disable rustdesk.service` for now, and it even works fine when I start/stop service from UI. I think you can give an option similar to anydesk's `Unatteneded...
> yes the linux service is running, but is not servicing. But I can still see those requests in DNS logs somehow.
> After you do "sudo systemctl stop rustdesk" and "start service" from GUI, it will listen for incoming connections only when UI is open. Yeah. I meant that you can...
Much like anydesk does: 
> I just tested AnyDesk, it does not stop the service process either... And that, to me, is a bug because normally you would keep a system-wide service running only...
[This](https://gist.github.com/jrhax/d0b89a0c80a03396370ac4b638447580) works on 1119 build but not on beta 2002.
Facing same issue here ```bash ➜ module01 git:(master) ✗ go_test --run=TestSum -v grep: Invalid range end ``` System info: ``` Distributor ID: elementary Description: elementary OS 5.1 Hera Release: 5.1...