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Is there anyway to remove CUPS and NFS on the system, I'd like to stop these services, close the ports, and uninstall the software as I don't use NFS for anything on my system, and for sure don't use printing on the server. Regards, Joshua Strzalko President, Eleet Technologies, Inc. Office: 407.977.2857 Mobile: 407.923.6926 Fax: 321.244.9435 josh at eleet-tech.com http://www.eleet-tech.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/attachments/20041230/72f1d45f/atta...

...n: remote backdoor ls/du: hide files ifconfig: hide sniffing netstat: hide connections ps/top: hide processes passwd: localhost backdoor rshd: remote backdoor syslogd: hide log strings tcpd: avoid denials It also includes linsniff, and a few other log cleaner programs. Furthermore; there are more eleet rootkits out there that include a number of kernel modules that can hide virtually anything. For example, LRK config defaults: /dev/ttyp* These files are quite noticable, as *no* files in /dev/ should be of type f (regular file) except MAKEDEV. They should be of only type: c/b/s. A simple ...

Another not totally unrelated problem. I have a win95 client on a local net with a linux box serving it through samba. This win95 client should dial a NT box up every once in a while to access a database through odbc, and even though it connects and authenticates, setting the correct routes, it doesn't actually see the NT server's workgroup. Is this a WINS problem? Shouldn't the

Hey all, I have a P4 2.4 GHz CPU (hyper threading) and have been using the 2.4.21-20.EL.c0smp kernel and it works perfectly. I installed the new kernel-smp (2.4.21-20.0.1.EL) kernel and it installed flawlessly. However, every time I boot I get a kernel panic and I must reboot to the older kernel. The error I am getting is: (it seems to be failing on jbd.o and ext3.o) Kernel