getting rid of mionet processes and Other Questions

getting rid of mionet processes and Other Questions

johnwhitmore 1210672788|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

New here so first steps. I used Martin Hinner's stuff to get ssh daemon into my MyBookWorld and that works a treat but in his page he says:

I highly recommend to get rid of mionet processes

I can't see any moinet process in /etc/inittab Sorry it might be basic but how does this get removed? Executing "ps -A" does not list a moinet process.

One other point is it safe to mess with the groups in the MyBookWorld. A lot of the shares a www-data:www-data and I'd like to change them to my user name. Will that mess with the Samba server?

Thanks for any advice

John

Re: getting rid of mionet processes and Other Questions

Zium 1210713474|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

Welcome here.
My choice to remove mionet was to rename the file starting it :
(You can check ps or top before and after doing this.)

Follow this steps :

su
cd /etc/init.d
mv mionet.sh mionet.sh.bak
reboot

Re: getting rid of mionet processes and Other Questions

johnwhitmore 1210752500|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

Thanks a million for that Zium. I'm far far from a Linux expert but should have thought of init.d. Thanks a million for the pointer.

Nobody got back about the groups so perhaps better left as it is for the time being. Don't like "www-data" all that much but I'll live with it.

Re: getting rid of mionet processes and Other Questions

Zium 1210788181|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

I left www-data too, i only added my user to the group www-data, by this way :

Edit /etc/group, change the line www-data :

www-data:x:33:yourusername