07-25-01, 11:54 AM
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Dancing Hero
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Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Over there
Posts: 1,163
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Originally posted by Devnut You should kill any non essential process or things you don't want running like mail, telnet or things like that if you're not using them.[B][QUOTE]Originally posted by Devnut [B]Umm.. that might not be what you're looking to do.. as that's only a one time fix. If you actually disable the service from starting up at boottime, that will keep the services from starting. In RH you can do this by running "setup" and then the option that talks about services (forget how it's worded..).. it's a nice console interface to managing the services.
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What about in Linux in general? Aren't startup processes supposed to be in /etc/rc.conf? I can't remember offhand. |