Auto update even when it is disabled

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Although I had disabled the auto update of ubuntu 17.10. However, I see a window which says when do you want to reboot to install the updates!!



Is that normal?



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  • Are the updates possibly coming from unattended-upgrades? Does systemctl status unattended-upgrades show anything?
    – stumblebee
    Mar 18 at 18:55











  • The service is said to be active!
    – mahmood
    Mar 18 at 19:00






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    sudo dpkg-reconfigure unattended-upgrades or disable from systemctl should do it.
    – stumblebee
    Mar 18 at 19:03






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    OK. I disable it. Waiting to see what will happen in the future. Thanks.
    – mahmood
    Mar 18 at 19:09










  • yw! Let me know if that works.
    – stumblebee
    Mar 18 at 19:10














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Although I had disabled the auto update of ubuntu 17.10. However, I see a window which says when do you want to reboot to install the updates!!



Is that normal?



enter image description here










share|improve this question





















  • Are the updates possibly coming from unattended-upgrades? Does systemctl status unattended-upgrades show anything?
    – stumblebee
    Mar 18 at 18:55











  • The service is said to be active!
    – mahmood
    Mar 18 at 19:00






  • 1




    sudo dpkg-reconfigure unattended-upgrades or disable from systemctl should do it.
    – stumblebee
    Mar 18 at 19:03






  • 1




    OK. I disable it. Waiting to see what will happen in the future. Thanks.
    – mahmood
    Mar 18 at 19:09










  • yw! Let me know if that works.
    – stumblebee
    Mar 18 at 19:10












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Although I had disabled the auto update of ubuntu 17.10. However, I see a window which says when do you want to reboot to install the updates!!



Is that normal?



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Although I had disabled the auto update of ubuntu 17.10. However, I see a window which says when do you want to reboot to install the updates!!



Is that normal?



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  • Are the updates possibly coming from unattended-upgrades? Does systemctl status unattended-upgrades show anything?
    – stumblebee
    Mar 18 at 18:55











  • The service is said to be active!
    – mahmood
    Mar 18 at 19:00






  • 1




    sudo dpkg-reconfigure unattended-upgrades or disable from systemctl should do it.
    – stumblebee
    Mar 18 at 19:03






  • 1




    OK. I disable it. Waiting to see what will happen in the future. Thanks.
    – mahmood
    Mar 18 at 19:09










  • yw! Let me know if that works.
    – stumblebee
    Mar 18 at 19:10
















  • Are the updates possibly coming from unattended-upgrades? Does systemctl status unattended-upgrades show anything?
    – stumblebee
    Mar 18 at 18:55











  • The service is said to be active!
    – mahmood
    Mar 18 at 19:00






  • 1




    sudo dpkg-reconfigure unattended-upgrades or disable from systemctl should do it.
    – stumblebee
    Mar 18 at 19:03






  • 1




    OK. I disable it. Waiting to see what will happen in the future. Thanks.
    – mahmood
    Mar 18 at 19:09










  • yw! Let me know if that works.
    – stumblebee
    Mar 18 at 19:10















Are the updates possibly coming from unattended-upgrades? Does systemctl status unattended-upgrades show anything?
– stumblebee
Mar 18 at 18:55





Are the updates possibly coming from unattended-upgrades? Does systemctl status unattended-upgrades show anything?
– stumblebee
Mar 18 at 18:55













The service is said to be active!
– mahmood
Mar 18 at 19:00




The service is said to be active!
– mahmood
Mar 18 at 19:00




1




1




sudo dpkg-reconfigure unattended-upgrades or disable from systemctl should do it.
– stumblebee
Mar 18 at 19:03




sudo dpkg-reconfigure unattended-upgrades or disable from systemctl should do it.
– stumblebee
Mar 18 at 19:03




1




1




OK. I disable it. Waiting to see what will happen in the future. Thanks.
– mahmood
Mar 18 at 19:09




OK. I disable it. Waiting to see what will happen in the future. Thanks.
– mahmood
Mar 18 at 19:09












yw! Let me know if that works.
– stumblebee
Mar 18 at 19:10




yw! Let me know if that works.
– stumblebee
Mar 18 at 19:10










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Disable unattended upgrades:



sudo dpkg-reconfigure unattended-upgrades 


Select "no" when asked "Configuring unattended-upgrades" then select "ok".



More information on unattended-upgrades can be found at:



wiki.debian.org



help.ubuntu.com






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    Disable unattended upgrades:



    sudo dpkg-reconfigure unattended-upgrades 


    Select "no" when asked "Configuring unattended-upgrades" then select "ok".



    More information on unattended-upgrades can be found at:



    wiki.debian.org



    help.ubuntu.com






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      Disable unattended upgrades:



      sudo dpkg-reconfigure unattended-upgrades 


      Select "no" when asked "Configuring unattended-upgrades" then select "ok".



      More information on unattended-upgrades can be found at:



      wiki.debian.org



      help.ubuntu.com






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        Disable unattended upgrades:



        sudo dpkg-reconfigure unattended-upgrades 


        Select "no" when asked "Configuring unattended-upgrades" then select "ok".



        More information on unattended-upgrades can be found at:



        wiki.debian.org



        help.ubuntu.com






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        Disable unattended upgrades:



        sudo dpkg-reconfigure unattended-upgrades 


        Select "no" when asked "Configuring unattended-upgrades" then select "ok".



        More information on unattended-upgrades can be found at:



        wiki.debian.org



        help.ubuntu.com







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