If anyone wants it, I have some simple code (requires regular workstation
libs, no source license needed.) That does the token passing.
Is handy to have for example if you have a machine that doesn't do
authenticated remsh, or you want to use rlogin and authenticate.
-- Nathan
>
> Terry,
> I seem to remember that the first token in the list of "tokens" output
> is passed to the target of rsh. If this is true, what you have to do is:
> 1) login to your system
> 2) if you automatically get a token for that system's cell: unlog
> 3) get token for remote cell
> 4) get token for local cell
> 4a) do "tokens" to see what things looke like
> 5) try rsh
> But I haven't tried this
> Joop Verdoes
>
>
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> | -------
> | Has anyone successfully passed inter-cell token? If I logon to
> | machine foo and do the following:
> |
> | rsh foo tokens
> |
> | then the inner-cell token is passes to the remote session. If I do
> | 'unlog' from foo and then 'klog -cell rl.ac.uk' and get a token from
> | another cell, I type
> |
> | rsh foo tokens
> |
> | and this time the other-cell token is not passed over. Maybe I should
> | only try to pass the token of the cell which remote machine belongs to.
> | I did try that, no luck either. Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated!
> |
> | (I did read AFS's inetd.1 and rsh.1, and our system manager did set
> | up rsh and inetd properly as far as I can tell.)
> |
> | --
> | Terry Hung - Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
> | phone: 415-926-3618
> | e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> |
>
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