Re: transition RedHat-Debian
There's a program in the standard Debian repository called 'apt-file',
which can search through packages in the repository for some specific
file. The following tidbit will install apt-file, update its list, and
then search for 'rexec':
apt-get install apt-file curl && apt-get upgrade && apt-file search
bin/rexec
That should eventually give you some useful output.
- Patrick Bogen
mflima@qmc.ufsc.br wrote:
> Thank you Mr. Bogen, your tip "just remember to install your preferred
> NFS server package (either nfs-kernel-server if you have in-kernel
> support, or nfs-user-server, as well as 'portmap')" solved my problems, but I
> have some more questions:
>
> I need to inicialize some services on boot of the system, at Red Hat they are
> called:
> "rsh"
> "rlogin"
> "ssh"
> "rexec"
> At the moment I could find "ssh", "rsh", "rlogin", but the "rexec" I couldn't,
> somebody could help me to find this service?
>
> Thank you everybody,
>
>
> Marcelo.
>
> Citando Patrick Bogen <pdbogen@tamu.edu>:
>
>
>>mflima@qmc.ufsc.br wrote:
>>
>>>Well, I want to assembly a beowulf cluster using Debian Sarge Stable,
>>
>>therefore
>>
>>>I'm used to configure the following network configuration files in Red Hat
>>>architecture:
>>>"/etc/hosts.equiv"
>>>"/etc/exports"
>>>"/etc/rc.d/init.d"
>>>and the script "ntsysv"
>>>how can I find this files (the equivalent ones) in Debian Sarge files
>>>structures?
>>>
>>>Thank you,
>>>
>>>Marcelo
>>>
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>>I don't know what /etc/hosts.equiv is for.. Maybe /etc/hosts?
>>/etc/exports is /etc/exports, just remember to install your preferred
>>NFS server package (either nfs-kernel-server if you have in-kernel
>>support, or nfs-user-server, as well as 'portmap')
>>/etc/rc.d/init.d is at /etc/init.d
>>I don't know what 'ntsysv' is for. What's it do?
>>
>>- Patrick
>>
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