I had put redhat 7.0 on another system I have. Unfortunately portmap server turned on and I didn't know how to turn it off. Some script kitty put linsniffer on my system so I've been in contact with my i.s.p.'s to change passwords. this sniffer goes after user names and passwords. If you do a search for it on the internet using google, you'll find a site called attrition.org. That site has an 8 page article on the sniffer. Read up and make sure that portmap server is turned off along with as many other servers as you can manage. My server kept on coming up with an error 111 and I've reinstalled the system. Unfortunately now the system appears not to be able to copy anything off of floppies without i/o errors so I may end up trashing the system and letting the dumpster have it. Jude <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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