[3.18.x] Do not systemctl enable individual services
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The `cfengine3.service` uses `Wants` to start all the other available CFEngine services. `systemctl enable` on one of the individual services causes them to be started in their respective `.target` (e.g. `multi-user.target`) and thus `systemctl disable cfengine3` is not enough to stop them from being started on boot. Being able to enable individual services is useful, but it shouldn't be done by default. (cherry picked from commit f53a8f1)
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cfengine3.serviceusesWantsto start all the other available CFEngine services.systemctl enableon one of the individual services causes them to be started in their respective.target(e.g.multi-user.target) and thussystemctl disable cfengine3is not enough to stop them from being started on boot.Being able to enable individual services is useful, but it shouldn't be done by default.
(cherry picked from commit f53a8f1)