you can change permissions of the file to disable write permissions, check the permissions table at https://dbiers.me/chmod-permissions-reference-chart/
The only problem is if you disable write permissions for root then you can't change the file either, I'm not sure if everything on the box runs as a user or root.
other option would be to create a copy of the file and have a script running that checks the modification time of the file and if it's newer than the copy you made copy it back over. not the cleanest of options though:)
Should I ask what file it is?
What’s Talnet init 4
Oh would it be like the timers file
You need to do a force kill, for the file to take?
Worth a go
if you are editing filles in telnet (putty) then changes you make in most cases are overwritten again by egnigma at some point, ie if you manually edit settings file while enigma2 is running when the gui or box is next restarted your changes will be lost.What’s Talnet init 4
Oh would it be like the timers file
You need to do a force kill, for the file to take?
Worth a go
init 4
init 3