nvmefc-boot-connections.service re-enables itself after update/upgrade

Solution Verified - Updated -

Issue

  • nvmefc-boot-connections.service re-enables itself after update/upgrade of nvme-cli package.
1. Install any previous version of nvme-cli package.
dnf install nvme-cli-1.12-4.el8_4 -y

2. Observe the service to be enabled.
systemctl status nvmefc-boot-connections.service

3. Disable the service:
systemctl disable nvmefc-boot-connections.service

4. Confirm the status
systemctl status nvmefc-boot-connections.service

5. Update the nvme-cli package.
dnf update nvme-cli -y

6. Observe the status:
systemctl status nvmefc-boot-connections.service

The expectation at step 6 is to find the nvmefc-boot-connections.service to be "disabled" but it is found to be "enabled".

Environment

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux(RHEL) 8
    • nvme-cli

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