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Will that actually disable eg the ftpd? Sadly I'm from planet windows, I thought that it would run continuously. It sounds like you're saying it's only started by inetd when a connection requests it? If so, Thanks - I'll do it now :)

I'm sure this is an easy one: How do I disable redundant services? I've #'d them out in inetd.conf, which I guess (hope!) stops people connecting to them (I've also installed ssh + tcp wrappers), but I'd like to disable them. I'm talking about things like finger, ftp, telnet etc. TIA :) S

Thx to both of you, you were both right :) I was root, but couldn't get admintool started, admintool& works tho'. touch /reconfigure + restart worked a treat also (once I'd fixed the scsi id conflicts :oops: ) I found a good doc...

Sounds like the file or disk is corrupted. Can you run a scandisk? Otherwise - delete his profile and let the system recreate it.

Remove one of the two dependancies :) in Regedit, or with a 3p util.

Can you not just remove the 'execute' permission from their profile folder?

You could try to get a knoppix or somesuch disk with the promise drivers installed. That would allow you to see the disks and reset the password.

Hi, Apologies if this is a ridiculously basic question, 'Absolute Noob' wasn't an option in the list of user types.....:) I've just installed Solaris 8 on an Ultra Enterprise2 with a SPARCstor (or something) disk array attached. The box has two internal drives attached, both of which were...