services being started without permission
Thomas Molina
tmolina at cablespeed.com
Fri Apr 23 01:46:42 UTC 2004
It is very disturbing to me that services are being started, and modules
loaded when I have specifically disabled them.
lvm is started merely based on whether lvm.static exists and is
executable. rpm says that lvm.static is needed by mkinitrd. I don't have
logical volumes set up so there is no reason to start it.
I don't have nfsv4 configured, and I don't want it. chkconfig is supposed
to manage idpmapd, statd, and the others. However, I do want nfs. The
nfs script starts idmapd based on whether /usr/sbin/rpc.idmapd exists and
is executable. If I specifically disable the service using chkconfig,
some other script has no business starting it anyway.
I also specifically disabled iptables. However, something is loading
iptables anyway. I haven't figured out what yet, as I have just begun
looking at this issue.
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