> "Paul" == Paul McAvoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Paul> Don't know too much about rsh, but you would probably be
Paul> better off with SSH as it is (more) secure and offers the
Paul> same functionality.
... or the Kerberos version of rsh (eg in heimdal-clients in potato) ...
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"Christopher S. Swingley" wrote:
>
> > rsh a redhat linux server from my debian server...and i have no idea how to
> > get it to work.
>
> To do this you need four things on your Red Hat system (or any UNIX for
> that matter):
>
> * The user's home directory on the remote machine must have a
Don't know too much about rsh, but you would probably be better off with SSH
as it is (more) secure and offers the same functionality.
- Paul
On Thu, Jan 13, 2000 at 04:07:10PM +1300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hi
>
> i asked this question before but no one answered... not too sure why as it
> i
> rsh a redhat linux server from my debian server...and i have no idea how to
> get it to work.
To do this you need four things on your Red Hat system (or any UNIX for
that matter):
* The user's home directory on the remote machine must have a
~/.rhosts file with the address of the l
hi
i asked this question before but no one answered... not too sure why as it
is not a cryptic question. So, i will ask again.
To rsh a Unix host from Debian i have to put the Debain server address in
the .Rhosts file on the Unix Server and that works great. I now want to
rsh a redhat linux ser
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