[Gb-ccb] CCB Server update
Martin Shepherd
mcs at astro.caltech.edu
Thu Oct 13 14:49:45 EDT 2005
HI John
On Thu, 13 Oct 2005, John Ford wrote:
>...
> What services did you want to turn off?
The ones that I was specifically concerned about were:
rpcidmapd rpcgssd portmap
However, on further research it appears that I can safely turn these off.
I'm also considering whether I can turn off the following services:
acpi - I already turn off acpi on the kernel boot line. So it should
be harmless to remove the acpi daemon as well.
atd - I doubt that we will need the "at" facility for anything.
Note that I am leaving cron and anacron in place, to support
periodic housekeeping chores.
cpuspeed - This regulates the CPU speed according to load, and thus
potentially reduces power-load and heat dissipation. I can't
decide whether this is worth keeping or not.
haldaemon - This apparently supports hotplugging and removable media,
which we don't care about. So I can presumably remove it
without causing any problems.
messagebus - This supports messaging between programs, over dbus. I'm
wary of turning this off, since I don't know if any
important programs use dbus.
Note that the services that I turned off yesterday were:
bluetooth cups gpm sendmail isdn kudzu mdmonitor netfs nfslock rhnsd pcmcia
Martin
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