rsh is a remote host command, but to be able to do it on another server, first
you need to have a .rhost file for that user on the server allowing the
connection.
local server=123 user=bob
on the remote host you would do this:
Log on as that user..
cd or cd ~
vi .rhost
123 bob
then :wq!
Next you would edit the .profile on the remote server to verify his path to
make sure the command is in the correct path. If you can't do that, I would
use remsh instead.
Al Smith
Systems Engineer
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
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> When run the command on remote host using rsh, i always get the "command
> not found", thats mean the command not in the PATH. So how to add the
> PATH? Is rsh user .basrc or /etc/profile as the default profile ?
>
> How about rlogin ?
>
> Thanks
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