John Sanabria (jo-sanab@uniandes.edu.co) wrote: > Somebody know how can i let that others machines can get into my > machine using rsh. > > I put .rhosts in my home user, but always request me for my password. You have to put the *right form* of the hostname in the .rhosts file. The easiest way to learn what the right form is, is to telnet from the source box into the destination box and then use "who" to see what the destination box thinks the source box is named. E.g., I can rsh from "jekyll.local" to "dwarf.local". My ~/.rhosts file has this line: jekyll.local greg If you aren't using fully qualified hostnames in your /etc/hosts files, you're in for a world of hurt. 127.0.0.1 localhost 192.168.2.2 jekyll.local jekyll hyde.local hyde 192.168.2.1 dwarf.local dwarf phoenix.local phoenix 192.168.2.3 fishy.local fishy -- Greg Wooledge | "Truth belongs to everybody." wooledge@kellnet.com | Red Hot Chili Peppers, http://www.kellnet.com/wooledge/ |
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