Do I need Apache, PHP, and ProFTd If I am not runninga server? I Just have a single user desktop system,
Also I ran rkhunter and it says " Warning ssh v1 root login possible " I tried to upgrade but I still get the same message. I thought there was a config file to modify but I cant remember how I did it last time. Can someone point me in the right direction? I am not using that system until that is fixed and I have changed the passwords several times.
And I dont use any kind of or need remote login at all.
Thanks.

In /etc/sshd_config or /etc/ssh/sshd_config change the following line under # Authentication:
PermitRootLogin no (you probably have yes here)

You can also set the protocol to 2 with this line:
Protocol 2

You shouldn't need apache, or httpd as the new version is called, nor any ftp servers unless you plan on setting them up.
sftp is different since it's used by ssh.

BTW, if you don't want ssh to listen at all make sure it's not started on bootup. If it's not running, I suppose it doesn't really matter if root could login or not. But you can remove the option anyway.

Thanks, I am trying to install ssh2 but I dont know if its worth it since I am not doing any kind of remote login. Should I install it anyway for some other kind of security?

If you're not going to run the ssh service there's no point in updating it. Sorry if I was unclear earlier. Just make sure it's not started in the runlevels /etc/rc*

Thanks