Alle 03:51, venerdì 26 luglio 2002, Robt. Miller ha scritto:

On Thu, 25 Jul 2002, Jim Rohacek II wrote:

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Hey,

Does anyone know how to turn off portmap in SuSE 8.0?.

In 7.3 rcportmap stop works.

But next reboot will boot up portmap as usual. My solution is: do not install portmap. Yast2 says it will start portmap next time but it won't as it is not there. Another solution could be modifying the init script of portmap. Praise

On Fri, 26 Jul 2002, Togan Muftuoglu wrote:

* Praise; on 26 Jul, 2002 wrote:

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Alle 03:51, venerdì 26 luglio 2002, Robt. Miller ha scritto:

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On Thu, 25 Jul 2002, Jim Rohacek II wrote:

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Hey,

Does anyone know how to turn off portmap in SuSE 8.0?.

In 7.3 rcportmap stop works.

But next reboot will boot up portmap as usual. My solution is: do not install portmap. Yast2 says it will start portmap next time but it won't as it is not there. Another solution could be modifying the init script of portmap.

himm have you consider setting it off with Yast2 run level editor it is possible just set the runlevels for that script yast2's runlevel editor seems to believe that portmap in necessary to run inetd, and will force it on in any runlevel that inetd is started.

or use chkconfig --del portmap or insserv -r portmap

I just ran into this earlier this week, and `rcportmap stop;insserv -r portmap` has so far worked for me, but I haven't run yast2's runlevel editor for any reason since, so I can't say for sure it won't force it on again. If I encounter that, I'll probably go in and tack those two lines to the end of the SuSEconfig script... -- Rick Green "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." -Benjamin Franklin