Hi..Hopefully this is the right list for this question.. If not, let me know which
one.. no flames.. please..
I'm trying to rcp files from one node to another, and I have both hostnames in the
/etc/hosts.equiv, the /.rhosts and the /etc/hosts. I can ping the other node, but
can
t: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 5:32 PM
Subject: Re: How to enable rcp under RH 8.0??
> Bret:
>
> I have loaded the rsh server, the rlogin server and the telnet server and
> enabled each one in /etc/xinetd.d. However, I can not do either an rlogin
> or an rcp to the RH 8.0 server, I
On Tue, 2003-02-04 at 11:32, Billy Davis wrote:
> Bret:
>
> I have loaded the rsh server, the rlogin server and the telnet server and
> enabled each one in /etc/xinetd.d. However, I can not do either an rlogin
> or an rcp to the RH 8.0 server, I keep getting 'connection refu
Bret:
I have loaded the rsh server, the rlogin server and the telnet server and
enabled each one in /etc/xinetd.d. However, I can not do either an rlogin
or an rcp to the RH 8.0 server, I keep getting 'connection refused'.
Telnet seems to work fine, but I am tryin to do a simple in
On Mon, 2003-02-03 at 06:16, Billy Davis wrote:
> > what does
> >
> > rpm -qa|grep rsh
> >
> > show you?
>
> It shows: rsh-0.17-10Does this mean that the rsh-server is installed?
> >
No. It shows that only the client is installed. find the rpm file
named rsh-server* and install it (rpm -i
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From: "Bret Hughes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2003 4:25 PM
Subject: Re: How to enable rcp under RH 8.0??
> On Sun, 2003-02-02 at 13:23, Billy Davis wrote:
> > How do you enable rcp und
On Sun, 2003-02-02 at 13:23, Billy Davis wrote:
> How do you enable rcp under RH8.0? Under RH7.3 we simply
> edited the .rhosts file and the /ect/hosts files.
While I can't help you solve your immediate problem, do allow me to
suggest that learning to use openssh will be a good investm
On Sun, 2003-02-02 at 14:23, Billy Davis wrote:
> How do you enable rcp under RH8.0? Under RH7.3 we simply edited the
.rhosts file and the /ect/hosts files. Then we edited /etc/xinetd.d/rsh
to enable rsh. That worked great. Under RH8.0, we have edited
.rhosts and /etc/hosts in the s
On Sun, 2003-02-02 at 13:23, Billy Davis wrote:
> How do you enable rcp under RH8.0? Under RH7.3 we simply edited the .rhosts file and
>the /ect/hosts files. Then we edited /etc/xinetd.d/rsh to enable rsh. That worked
>great. Under RH8.0, we have edited .rhosts and /etc/hosts in
How do you enable rcp under RH8.0? Under RH7.3 we
simply edited the .rhosts file and the /ect/hosts files. Then we edited
/etc/xinetd.d/rsh to enable rsh. That worked great. Under RH8.0, we
have edited .rhosts and /etc/hosts in the same manner, but there is no
/ext/xinetd.d/rsh file to
I've configured rsh for rcp on several machines, but doing it for the first
time on Red Hat 7.3 has me stumped. Here's what I've done so far:
Configured hosts.allow
Configured .rhosts files
Enabled rlogin and rsh in xinetd.d
I can use this machine to rcp to another, but I ca
Thanks Jhon, I edited those files and now I can Rlogin both ways
but of course it asks for a Password. Now I just need to fix the
rcp issue.
Leo
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From: "Jhon H. Caicedo O." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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disable=yes to disable=no and restart xinetd service.
Leo Leavitt wrote:
>
> I have Linux 7.1 set up on a New Dell system and we have other
> servers in the Office HP UX and I can telnet to the Linux box with
> no problem . I cannot however rcp from our HP Unix box to the
> Linux box.
I have Linux 7.1 set up on a New Dell system and we have other
servers in the Office HP UX and I can telnet to the Linux box with
no problem . I cannot however rcp from our HP Unix box to the
Linux box. I have modified the hosts.allow on the Linux box to
have the IP address and name from the
get real
ugly without it. Also tape libraries are really important with the size of
hard drives now.
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From: Williams, Jeff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 10:44 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: rcp, nfs or ftp?
Essentially,
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Williams, Jeff wrote:
>One thing I did find out and maybe someone can give me some insight to this
>one. Once when trying rcp and having lots of nodes go to one server to
>push their files, after a few minutes inetd reported that
server...
One thing I did find out and maybe someone can give me some insight to this
one. Once when trying rcp and having lots of nodes go to one server to
push their files, after a few minutes inetd reported that too many
connections where encountered and it shutdown for about 5 minutes d
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Williams, Jeff wrote:
>I'm trying to figure out from a bandwidth, system utilization and security
>standpoint which transfer protocol is better... (ie. pros and cons)
>
>Is there a significant difference between the three? I'm automating certain
>
scp.
If you have to choose among the three you gave, do NOT choose ftp. I
don't think bandwidth is much of a concern for any of these.
For large # of files, do rsync over ssh.
Jon
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, Williams, Jeff wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out from a bandwidth, system utilization and s
The most significant differences are in terms of security. NFS has none.
FTP has limited security - it does user authentication but all the data,
including the authentication, goes over the wire in plain text. scp secures
both the authentication and transport.
scp will incur some CPU overhead s
I'm trying to figure out from a bandwidth, system utilization and security
standpoint which transfer protocol is better... (ie. pros and cons)
Is there a significant difference between the three? I'm automating certain
things and trying to figure out which is better in transfering files?
Any
Title: RE: RCP
do ftp or add an entry in .rhosts file.
-Ashok
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From: Jeff Graves [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 1
Okay, I must be the dumbest man alive becuase I cannot get rcp to work.
I have two machines that are 486's and have only a power cord and ethernet
cable attached to them. The only way to administer is via telnet. Telnet is
not secure so I wish to use ssh. I have the ssh rpm download
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On Mon, Nov 13, 2000 at 09:05:24AM -0500, Tyler Owen wrote:
| I am having a problem running rsh to two Red Hat 6.2 machines. I can rsh
| from a sun box to either of the Linux machines with no problems but I can't
| rsh to each other.
| I have setup a .rhosts file on both machines too.
| I am stum
I am having a problem running rsh to two Red Hat 6.2 machines. I can rsh
from a sun box to either of the Linux machines with no problems but I can't
rsh to each other.
I have setup a .rhosts file on both machines too.
I am stumped!!
Anyone have any suggestions?
Heinz Wittenbecher wrote:
> Thanks Charles (and others)
> That's what I ended up spending my Sunday night on :-)
>
> Got scp working but have not been able to suppress the requirement for a
> password at each scp.
>
> As I'm planning to run scp periodically unattended, I need to do it without
> u
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Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 8:58 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Having problem getting rcp to work / switching to scp but
need help to suppress pwd prompt
Thanks Charles (and others)
That's what I ended up sp
t authentication you will get the same
> effect, yet securely. I realize you are behind a firewall, but that can
> still be risky. The ssh docs do a pretty good job of describign how to do
> this iirc.
>
> hth
> charles
>
> On Sun, 5 Nov 2000, Heinz Wittenbecher wrote:
>
&
Heinz Wittenbecher wrote:
> I'm trying to use rcp between a couple of Rhat/Caldera and SCO machines and
> am having difficulty to find the places to "allow" the use of rcp. I just
> can't seem to get rid of "permission denied".
>
> The machines ar
:
> I'm trying to use rcp between a couple of Rhat/Caldera and SCO machines and
> am having difficulty to find the places to "allow" the use of rcp. I just
> can't seem to get rid of "permission denied".
>
> The machines are behind a firewall. I'm
I'm trying to use rcp between a couple of Rhat/Caldera and SCO machines and
am having difficulty to find the places to "allow" the use of rcp. I just
can't seem to get rid of "permission denied".
The machines are behind a firewall. I'm trying to develop an
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