[TriLUG] Securing Lpd (TCP Port 515)
Jeff Bollinger
jeff01 at email.unc.edu
Fri Jun 14 09:17:45 EDT 2002
Does anyone have any good recommendations on securing Lpd (Line Printer
Daemon)? Being paranoid as I am, I only start lpd right before I have
to print something, then shut it off immediately after I've finished
printing. Is there a way to set lpd to *not* listen for connections?
Why does it have to run as a daemon that makes connections on port 515?
There should be a way to print without running the daemon, or run the
daemon in a mode where it does not open a network socket. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jeff
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Jeff Bollinger
University of North Carolina
IT Security Analyst
105 Abernethy Hall
mailto: jeff_bollinger at unc dot edu
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