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From: "J. Lance Cotton" <joe@lightningflash.net>
Subject: Re: Unwanted packets on AX25 interface
Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 12:02:39 -0600
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Josh Freeman wrote:
> Yes, and I believe I now have it restricted to the TCP/IP interfaces
> (lo, eth0, wlan0), but it turns out that the unwanted packets are
> being generated even when the Samba services (smbd and nmbd) aren't
> running at all.

Also turn off the mdns service. It's not related to samba. It's some kind of 
auto-finding name service. Apple calls it "Rendezvous", but it has a generic 
name, too; I just can't remember it.

(I don't even know if FC4 has this... SuSE does.
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