David:
Close, but no.
Change the line in the file that says "disabled = yes" to "disabled = no". If there is no "disabled" line, I guess that you add one that says "disabled=no".
Jeff G.
David McDowell wrote:
sgi-fam is a security-related daemon that can monitor system file integrity and network access attempts.
This is the basics of what I can find about this xinetd service. I'm running CentOS 3.4 and also find sgi_fam to be annoying in FC3 as well. In the end, what occurs is that I cannot umount a SMB share b/c sgi_fam won't let it go. I forgot to take a note, but last time this happened I did something like fuser kill with a couple options... iirc.
Anyway, the main point of my query is this: is sgi_fam necessary for anything?? If not, I'd like to disable it completely as it keeps getting in my way. In my attemps to do so, I seem to be failing to disable it. I edited /etc/xinetd.d/sgi_fam and the top line is:
#default: on
so I figured I should add this line under that:
default: off #since this line isn't commented it should work right?
I did service xinetd restart and reload and neither caused sgi_fam to turn off. I also happened to have a new kernel to boot to, so I rebooted and sgi_fam is still on!
thanks,
David McD
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