On 23/12/2010 16:05, David Graf wrote:
Hello Guy
Sorry for the late reply (pre-Christmas period is too stressful).
The post Christmas period can be pretty busy too!
Unfortunately, I am not able to fix the problem. I cannot find rsh
> or rhost configs on my system. Where should they be located?
The .rhosts file will be in the home directory of the remote user
on the remote system.
Taking your command
/usr/bin/rsh XXXXX -l XXXXX exec /etc/rimapd
what I assume you're doing is
/usr/bin/rsh hhhh -l uuuu exec /etc/rimapd
where hhhh is the name of a remote host and uuuu is the user id you
want access as on the remote system.
On the remote system, hhhh, in the home directory if user uuuu there
needs to be an entry in the .rhosts file which lists the name of
the host from which you're doing the remote access and the name of
the user you're logged on as on the host.
If if user 'foo' on server 'bar' wants to run the command
/usr/bin/rsh hhhh -l uuuu exec /etc/rimapd
the .rhosts file in ~uuuu on host hhhh needs the following entry
bar foo
Regards,
Guy
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