>anything you want running automatically, put it in a service script in /etc/rc.d/init.d and symlinked to appropriate run level directories via chkconfig servicename on
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>or put it in /etc/rc.local although that method is rather deprecated.
I guess I'm an artifact :)
I use /etc/rc.local.<machinename> and chkconfig level 99 to start my "local" scripts... Guess some old habits don't die very well :)
As far as local logins, yes don't disable it and use a strong password.
For remote logins, I use 4096 bit encryption, disable root and password logins and use 4096 bit rsa_keys to login as a local user. Then su to root to do what I need to. I love looking at the logs and seeing the foolish saps who keep trying brute force password attacks :)
For backups I use rsync and give the local user su rights to it.
Hopefully some of this helps...
Richard
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Richard Zimmerman
Systems / Network Administrator
River Bend Hose Specialty, Inc.
1111 S Main Street
South Bend, IN 46601-3337
(574) 233-1133
(574) 280-7284 Fax
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somewhere on the middle of the left coast
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