Hi! Have anyone some idea about how can i disable this pest? Thanks! Adrian
On 02/07/11 17:22, Rex Dieter wrote:
Adrian Sevcenco wrote:
Hi! Have anyone some idea about how can i disable this pest?
We can try to implement that, but ... why? what's the use-case? Is it causing problems?
i have the habit that if i dont need something it shouldn't run .. i don't use upnp (ssdp) and the thing that i don't have control to close a networking something that listen (or multicast) on 1900 is .. disturbing ... IMHO anything that has potentially a network connection should have an easy way to be disabled (turned off)
So at this point can you tell me how can i disable this from auto starting? and maybe why this doesn't have an option to be disabled (as it is usually done in linux world : give the people the power of choice)
Thanks! Adrian
On Mon, 2011-02-07 at 17:42 +0200, Adrian Sevcenco wrote:
On 02/07/11 17:22, Rex Dieter wrote:
Adrian Sevcenco wrote:
Hi! Have anyone some idea about how can i disable this pest?
We can try to implement that, but ... why? what's the use-case? Is it causing problems?
i have the habit that if i dont need something it shouldn't run .. i don't use upnp (ssdp) and the thing that i don't have control to close a networking something that listen (or multicast) on 1900 is .. disturbing ... IMHO anything that has potentially a network connection should have an easy way to be disabled (turned off)
So at this point can you tell me how can i disable this from auto starting? and maybe why this doesn't have an option to be disabled (as it is usually done in linux world : give the people the power of choice)
I've never heard of cagibi and it's not present in my system, so it's clearly not a default install. Why don't you just remove it?
poc
On 02/07/2011 04:51 PM, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
On Mon, 2011-02-07 at 17:42 +0200, Adrian Sevcenco wrote:
On 02/07/11 17:22, Rex Dieter wrote:
Adrian Sevcenco wrote:
Hi! Have anyone some idea about how can i disable this pest?
We can try to implement that, but ... why? what's the use-case? Is it causing problems?
i have the habit that if i dont need something it shouldn't run .. i don't use upnp (ssdp) and the thing that i don't have control to close a networking something that listen (or multicast) on 1900 is .. disturbing ... IMHO anything that has potentially a network connection should have an easy way to be disabled (turned off)
So at this point can you tell me how can i disable this from auto starting? and maybe why this doesn't have an option to be disabled (as it is usually done in linux world : give the people the power of choice)
I've never heard of cagibi and it's not present in my system, so it's clearly not a default install. Why don't you just remove it?
poc
Because at lot of dependencies in KDE:
Removing: cagibi i686 0.1.1-2.fc14 @updates-testing 163 k Removing for dependencies: amarok i686 2.3.2-4.fc14 @updates-testing 21 M amarok-libs i686 2.3.2-4.fc14 @updates-testing 13 M digikam i686 1.7.0-1.fc14 @updates 27 M digikam-libs i686 1.7.0-1.fc14 @updates 5.7 M k3b i686 1:2.0.2-2.fc14 @updates 2.9 M k3b-common noarch 1:2.0.2-2.fc14 @updates 20 M k3b-extras-freeworld i686 1:2.0.1-2.fc14 @rpmfusion-free-updates
165 k k3b-libs i686 1:2.0.2-2.fc14 @updates 5.9 M kaffeine i686 1.1-1.fc14 @updates-testing 1.6 M kbluetooth i686 0.4.2-2.fc14 @updates-testing 583 k kcm-gtk i686 0.5.3-5.fc14 @updates-testing 126 k kde-plasma-networkmanagement i686 1:0.9-0.28.20101011.fc14 @updates-testing 364 k kde-settings-kdm noarch 4.5-11.fc14 @updates 30 k kdeartwork-kxs i686 4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 183 k kdeartwork-screensavers i686 4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 3.3 M kdebase i686 6:4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 8.2 M kdebase-libs i686 6:4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 859 k kdebase-runtime i686 4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 12 M kdebase-runtime-flags noarch 4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 107 k kdebase-runtime-libs i686 4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 3.4 M kdebase-workspace i686 4.5.5-2.fc14 @updates 34 M kdebase-workspace-libs i686 4.5.5-2.fc14 @updates 2.9 M kdebase-workspace-python-applet i686 4.5.5-2.fc14 @updates 84 k kdegraphics i686 7:4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 8.7 M kdemultimedia i686 6:4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 4.1 M kdenetwork i686 7:4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 19 M kdepim i686 6:4.4.9-2.fc14 @updates 18 M kdepim-libs i686 6:4.4.9-2.fc14 @updates 20 M kdepim-runtime i686 4.4.9-1.fc14 @updates 4.2 M kdepim-runtime-libs i686 4.4.9-1.fc14 @updates 307 k kdeplasma-addons i686 4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 6.7 M kdeplasma-addons-libs i686 4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 977 k kdeutils i686 6:4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 2.2 M kdeutils-libs i686 6:4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 2.7 M kdeutils-minimal i686 6:4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 4.0 M kdeutils-minimal-libs i686 6:4.5.5-1.fc14 @updates 181 k kdm i686 4.5.5-2.fc14 @updates 2.8 M knetworkmanager-libs i686 1:0.9-0.28.20101011.fc14 @updates-testing 3.0 M konq-plugins i686 4.4.0-6.fc14 @updates 5.5 M kpackagekit i686 0.6.3.3-1.fc14 @updates 3.2 M ktorrent i686 4.0.5-1.fc14 @updates 10 M ktorrent-libs i686 4.0.5-1.fc14 @updates 565 k qtcurve-kde4 i686 1.8.1-1.fc14 @updates 1.7 M
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Adrian Sevcenco wrote:
On 02/07/11 17:22, Rex Dieter wrote:
Adrian Sevcenco wrote:
Hi! Have anyone some idea about how can i disable this pest?
We can try to implement that, but ... why? what's the use-case? Is it causing problems?
i have the habit that if i dont need something it shouldn't run ..
OK, I'll see if we can come up with something more flexible than the current hard dependency in cagibi in kdebase-runtime.
(the counter-balance here is to make sure everything just works for most users, without having to know to install anything extra).
-- Rex
On Mon, 2011-02-07 at 16:57 +0100, Joachim Backes wrote:
I've never heard of cagibi and it's not present in my system, so
it's
clearly not a default install. Why don't you just remove it?
poc
Because at lot of dependencies in KDE:
That explains it. My current office system doesn't have KDE and this is the first mention of it in the thread. I do have it at home so presumably cagibi is installed there.
poc
On 02/07/11 18:15, Rex Dieter wrote:
Adrian Sevcenco wrote:
On 02/07/11 17:22, Rex Dieter wrote:
Adrian Sevcenco wrote:
Hi! Have anyone some idea about how can i disable this pest?
We can try to implement that, but ... why? what's the use-case? Is it causing problems?
i have the habit that if i dont need something it shouldn't run ..
OK, I'll see if we can come up with something more flexible than the current hard dependency in cagibi in kdebase-runtime.
(the counter-balance here is to make sure everything just works for most users, without having to know to install anything extra).
Ok, i can understand this .. but cannot be put in System-settings->System Administration->Startup and Shutdown-> Service manager with possibility to not be started? (and a nice help explanation about what it does and in which situations is required?)
Thanks! Adrian
On 02/07/11 18:16, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
On Mon, 2011-02-07 at 16:57 +0100, Joachim Backes wrote:
I've never heard of cagibi and it's not present in my system, so
it's
clearly not a default install. Why don't you just remove it?
poc
Because at lot of dependencies in KDE:
That explains it. My current office system doesn't have KDE and this is
hmm .. i missed to give this bit of info .. sorry :(
the first mention of it in the thread. I do have it at home so presumably cagibi is installed there.
Thanks, Adrian
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