Dear friends: I have Unchecked Linuxconf and nsf from ntsysv (i.e. #ntsysv) and have commented out Linuxconf in /etc/inetd.conf. After making the changes yesterday, I rebooted. The boot sequence went fine EXCEPT for one error towards the end: "Starting sentry nfs: server pid@adsl1-77-232-189;/net not responding, still trying" Ramon Gandia tells me that Sentry is looking for NSF in order to block it but it is no longer there. He says that I am doing right to uncheck NSF, which is a major security hole. I am a single desktop user of a single Linux machine so I obviously don't need that. The only problem is how to get rid of this error message. Ramon says I should edit the Sentry.conf file to get rid of the error but he is not familiar with Sentry. Could someone please lend me a helping hand with this. Would appreciate your help. Thanks as always. Benjamin -- Benjamin and Anna Sher Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sher's Russian Web http://www.websher.net
