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How to clean up pfsd and pfs_mountd?
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You can just kill them but never do so when a CD is mounted or you will receive NFS server not responding messages and the only way to stop them is with a reboot.
I can not really think of a reason why you really need to kill them, they will be killed at next reboot anyway and may even be started again by your machine's startup scripts.
Clare
I can not really think of a reason why you really need to kill them, they will be killed at next reboot anyway and may even be started again by your machine's startup scripts.
Clare
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Thanks unixqueen.
Actually, I want to remove all 'rpc' related daemons for the
security issues. and pfsd has some with RPC.
As you said pfsd will be cleared after reboot, but it is a production server , so i can't.
that's why i want to kill pfsd.
Actually, I want to remove all 'rpc' related daemons for the
security issues. and pfsd has some with RPC.
As you said pfsd will be cleared after reboot, but it is a production server , so i can't.
that's why i want to kill pfsd.
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