I rewrite kudzu to end after running. Since you aren't likely to put hardware into a running machine this seems a safe assumption. It may end by itself but it doesn't show anything like that so I just make sure. Unless you are using NFS/NIS get rid of portmap, ypbind, nfslock, and nfs. Unless it's a laptop get rid of pcmcia. You can probably kill named and routed. You only need lpd if your going to be printing. webmin and any ftp server I'd kill. I'd nuke all inetd services. *^*^*^* Have the courage to take your own thoughts seriously, for they will shape you. -- Albert Einstein On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, Eric Mings wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Last week I posted a message about the various steps I had taken to > get a linux box ready to send off to my ISP for colocation (camp). I > am comfortable with all the administrative, backup, and security > steps I outlined in that message. However, I would like to remove any > remaining startup services from init 3 that I won't need. The server > will be running apache/php/mysql and postfix for use on my web sites. > The remaining startup services I have not yet removed from init 3 > include: > kudzu > network > portmap > ypbind > random > netfs > syslog > gated > postfix > atd > crond > pcmcia > inet > routed > named > lpd > nfslock > amd > keytable > sshd > webmin > httpd > proftpd > mysql > xfs > linuxconf > local > > I would appreciate suggestions as to which of these I might still > want to remove for security or performance issues. Thanks much! > - -- > Regards, > > Eric Mings Ph.D. > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: PGP Personal Privacy 6.5.8 > > iQA/AwUBOetMfw2sxFFGmUQrEQIn8gCg0J53rXhDH2GtuKtnCCpGtuYRfToAn3gE > p14hApUr/V3EXaRjWmIhIP7d > =JYNc > -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- > >
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