For future readers via a google search:
To allow linux root rsh access, after checking hosts.allow, hosts.deny,
/root/.rhosts etc. etc., you need to enter rsh and perhaps rexec
to /etc/securetty.
by Don » Thu, 02 Oct 2003 23:11:10
To allow linux root rsh access, after checking hosts.allow, hosts.deny,
/root/.rhosts etc. etc., you need to enter rsh and perhaps rexec
to /etc/securetty.
by Ian Northeas » Fri, 03 Oct 2003 04:32:19
> For future readers via a google search:
> To allow linux root rsh access, after checking hosts.allow, hosts.deny,
> /root/.rhosts etc. etc., you need to enter rsh and perhaps rexec
> to /etc/securetty.
Use ssh instead. If you require passwordless access, use RSA key
authentication.
It's almost always possible to avoid having to use root for such
purposes too. Use su and/or sudo.
Regards, Ian
by Don » Sun, 05 Oct 2003 02:47:08
...but it's not a real, real bad one with smokeQuote:> This is a bad idea.
Don
Hi, I'm having trouble with rsh on a RISC/6k
model 320 running AIX 3.2. I've modified
the /etc/host.equiv and $HOME/.rhosts files
as directed by infoexplorer (and even tryed
inetimp, refresh and even a reboot), but
I am still getting a Permission Is Denied
response from rshd. Any ideas on what's
wrong or how to get rsh working?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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