Am Mon, 01 Mai 2000 schrieben Sie:
> I believe that not activiating these is a deliberate (and wise, IMHO)
> action taken for security reasons.
>
> It installs them so that you don't need to go back to the install disk
> to get the packages, but lets you activate them only if you actualy plan
> to use them. Why open ports that you don't even plan to use?
Hi Brian,
am sorry about I have to correct you a little bit. Because, can you remeber,
that in the install-procedure there is a question about using nfs ? If so,
then I think, it would be self-evident to start the nfs-daemon. Or which step
should be between this question about having nfs and starting nfs ?
For shure, I only a human, and can be wrong, but isn't it possible, that there
is indeed a real missing idea, if anyone will have the nfs-service, that
there should also be started the nfs-daemon ?
Or what are YOU thinking about ? I'm really interested in looking forward,
which steps should be there in thought, before starting the daemon also. Maybe,
I have failed to notice something ?
Thanks for your ideas
bye Hans Schneidhofer
