Thanks for your suggestion.
However, the problem seems to be the permission from rsh. I try the commmand on cygwin window without problem...
> ls //epic/devspace-cm
But if I run the command through remote shell. I got the access problem...
> rsh deckard 'ls //epic/devspace-cm' ls: //epic/devspace-cm: No such file or directory
It seems to me that when you run remote shell, you lose some permission as you running directly from cygwin window.
Any idea???
Thanks, EDDIE
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
On Fri, 14 Jan 2005, Eddie Chan wrote:
Hi,
I have set up cygwin to be able to remote shell to it. In cygwin, I was able to do
ls "\\\\epic\\devspace-cm\\scripts"
FYI, you can use forward slashes too, i.e., the following will work:
ls //epic/devspace-cm/scripts
(so no need to double the backslashes, or to quote). BTW, quotes don't do anything in this particular case anyway, as the only thing you need to protect are the backslashes, which aren't protected by double quotes.
epic is the network file system.
But whe I try to run the same command remotely, it failed to access the network share. Any idea how to fix it?
rsh deckard 'ls "\\\\epic\\devspace-cm"'
ls: \\epic\devspace-cm: No such file or directory
It seems that rsh to cygwin didn't have the same privilege as execute locally. Any response is appreciated!
It doesn't. See the second paragraph of <http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/ntsec.html#ntsec-switch>. Igor P.S. This was wa-ay too on-topic for the cygwin-talk list. Please restrict this thread to the main Cygwin list.
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