Existe um relatório de erros abertos no rastreador do Arch .
O seu melhor seria mascarar o serviço:
systemctl mask rpcbind.service
Veja a série de postagens de blog de Lennart Poettering, systemd para administradores, parte V para detalhes sobre mascaramento:
3. You can mask a service. This is like disabling a service, but on steroids. It not only makes sure that service is not started automatically anymore, but even ensures that a service cannot even be started manually anymore. This is a bit of a hidden feature in systemd, since it is not commonly useful and might be confusing the user. But here's how you do it:By symlinking a service file to$ ln -s /dev/null /etc/systemd/system/ntpd.service $ systemctl daemon-reload
/dev/null
you tell systemd to never start the service in question and completely block its execution. Unit files stored in/etc/systemd/system
override those from/lib/systemd/system
that carry the same name. The former directory is administrator territory, the latter terroritory of your package manager. By installing your symlink in/etc/systemd/system/ntpd.service
you hence make sure that systemd will never read the upstream shipped service file/lib/systemd/system/ntpd.service
.
systemd will recognize units symlinked to/dev/null
and show them as masked. If you try to start such a service manually (via systemctl start for example) this will fail with an error.