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>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm getting lambasted by our network administration for "killing a
> subnet with NFS traffic". Before he and I discuss the future of my
> machines, I'm trying to clean up whatever mess I can, so my machines can
> hide away on his network management station. Which brings me to the
> question:
>
> What script starts the four nfsiod's that are on my stock, Debian
> 1.2 system (not upgraded from 1.1, but not necessarily 1.2.1)? How can I
> prevent them from even starting at boot time?
Well, it's nfs mounts in /etc/fstab (or "manual" nfs mounts in other
scripts). Nuke those nfs mounts, and possibly the nfsd in
/etc/init.d/netstd_nfs you will not generate any nfs pollution
on the local net -- wheather that's what you want I don't know.
The nfsiod daemons really are neccecary if you want your machine to
mount nfs volumes. (although it used to be implemented differently
in older kernels, so the nfsiod stuff didn't show up in ps).
--
joost witteveen
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