If I connect via the rsh daemon as a user who has a default shell of the
tcsh, say by doing a command like 'rsh machine "echo hello"',  the server
machines cpu usage jumps up to 100% and stays there for several minutes (it
is tcsh that is eating up all the cpu time not the rshd).  I do have a
fairly large number of scripts that get sourced from the .tcshrc file, but
if I was to rlogin to the machine it returns a prompt practicaly instantly.
Anyideas as to why this is happening ?  Or any solutions ( other than not
using the rshd ) ?

Dave


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