At 02:23 PM 9/11/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>Get rid of any NFS server services running, but I think it also depends
>on if the kernel's enabled with NFS server capabilities. So it might
>take a kernel re-compile to get rid of that.
Does anyone know this for sure? Recompiling on this server is one thing I
DON'T want to do (it's on a remote server 100 miles away)
> > Also, what' "auth" exactly, and why does linuxconf run as a server?
> Does it
> > have to?
>
>auth is provided by the pidentd package. Also, make sure everything's
>commented out in your /etc/inetd.conf (do a 'kill -HUP inetd'
>afterwards). I'd also strongly suggest getting ipchains going if you
>haven't already done so.
Um, I'm using inited for ftp (and until I get ssh working, for telnet) so
are you saying inetd needs auth? Or no. Does auth have anything to do with PAM?
Yeah *sigh* I'll add "learning to use IPchains" to the bottom of my
several-hundred line to-do list. Though, I'd rather wait untill kernel 2.4
comes out with it's new thing (can't remember the name)
>Cheers,
>-Charlie
And thanks :)
JW
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