type rshd? Nothing stops a user from typing
/usr/sbin/rshd either...
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well, like running net start sshd by accident?
I wouldn't run a program without realising it..but maybe some that are
dyslexic might so they don't put it in the path.
I can't actually get it installed..
user@comp /usr/sbin
$./rshd
user@comp /usr/sbin
$
I run ps
and it does
On Sun, May 13, 2012 at 3:20 PM, Marilo wrote:
> I am surprised /usr/sbin isn't in the PATH though..
Why should the system/server bin be a part of the _user_ PATH? That
could cause issues of starting/stopping a server unaware.
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k -l rsh-server
/usr/sbin/rexecd.exe
/usr/sbin/rlogind.exe
/usr/sbin/rshd.exe
/usr/share/man/man8/rexecd.8.gz
/usr/share/man/man8/rlogind.8.gz
/usr/share/man/man8/rshd.8.gz
/etc/defaults/etc/xinetd.d/rexec
/etc/defaults/etc/xinetd.d/rlogin
/etc/defaults/etc/xinetd.d/rsh
/etc/postinstall/rsh.sh
/etc/p
for my LAN.
> I would like to use rsh and rlogin, and their respective servers
> I can see the rsh and rlogin commands, but not their servers.
> There is a package called rsh-server, but i've looked for the file rsh-server
> and not found it, and I see no packages mentioning rshd o
I can see the rsh and rlogin commands, but not their servers.
There is a package called rsh-server, but i've looked for the file rsh-server
and not found it, and I see no packages mentioning rshd or rlogind or telnetd
and I don't see those files on my system.
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Ignazio Di Napoli wrote:
Hi to everyone.
I've the need to run rshd on my system because a program I use needs it.
I installed the inetutils package and run iu-config and cygrunsrv so
that I installed inetd service and started it.
But, when I run 'rsh localhost pwd' I get a &qu
An update: I checked with netstat and no one is listening on port 514
(maybe there is an alias?), while inetd listens on some other ports.
Thank you
Ignazio Di Napoli wrote:
Hi to everyone.
I've the need to run rshd on my system because a program I use needs it.
I installed the inet
Frank Fesevur wrote:
The firewall messages is probably the rsh client and not rshd (the
server), so I would suggest to first check your firewall.
You're right. Anyway, even with disable firewall there is the same problem.
Thank you,
Ignazio
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At 17-3-2007 10:34, Ignazio Di Napoli wrote:
I've the need to run rshd on my system because a program I use needs it.
I installed the inetutils package and run iu-config and cygrunsrv so
that I installed inetd service and started it.
But, when I run 'rsh localhost pwd' I ge
Hi to everyone.
I've the need to run rshd on my system because a program I use needs it.
I installed the inetutils package and run iu-config and cygrunsrv so
that I installed inetd service and started it.
But, when I run 'rsh localhost pwd' I get a "Permission denied".
n");
> }
>
> $ rsh machine1 ./main
> stderr
>
>How can I get stdout back to the rsh client?
>
>Note: cygwin rshd is running on a windows box, rsh can
>
>be on windows or linux, the result is the same.
>It works as I would expect when using the linux r
> fprintf(stderr, "stderr\n");
> }
>
> $ rsh machine1 ./main
> stderr
>
>How can I get stdout back to the rsh client?
>
>Note: cygwin rshd is running on a windows box, rsh can
>
>be on windows or linux, the result is the same.
>It works as I would expect
stderr
How can I get stdout back to the rsh client?
Note: cygwin rshd is running on a windows box, rsh can
be on windows or linux, the result is the same.
It works as I would expect when using the linux rshd
on a linux box (it prints stdout and stderr)
-David
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rcp larger than 2
> GB
> >from an IRIX host to a NT PC running Cygwin RSHD.
> The
> >transfer immediately fails with a "lost connection"
> >error message. There is no problem transferring
> files
> >smaller than 2 GB. I am able to FTP file to the PC
> so
&
nd in this case has, already been answered.
Elfyn
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>I am unable to transfer files via rcp larger than 2 GB
>from an IRIX host to a NT PC running Cygwin RSHD. The
>transfer immediately fails with a "lost connection&
I am unable to transfer files via rcp larger than 2 GB
from an IRIX host to a NT PC running Cygwin RSHD. The
transfer immediately fails with a "lost connection"
error message. There is no problem transferring files
smaller than 2 GB. I am able to FTP file to the PC so
the file size limi
Hello again,
I didn't get any response to this from a few days ago. I was able to get
rshd to run successfully on several other systems. There are two
differences between those other systems and the one described below:
1) I was able to get rshd to accept connections on Win2K machines
Hi,
I'm trying to configure rshd to start up the nodes in a distributed
simulation system using Cygwin running on a bunch of Win2K and WinXP
machines. As a first step, I tried rsh'ing to the localhost, which works
okay. When I use the local machine name instead, rsh claims that i
On Fri, 12 Apr 2002, Justin Thomas wrote:
> Hi,
> I am having a problem with cygwin RSHD services on a Win2K
> Machine. I have configured inetd and the telnet and ftp services
> successfully start. I can login, cd to relavent home directories etc.
Hi,
I am having a problem with cygwin RSHD services on a Win2K
Machine. I have configured inetd and the telnet and ftp services
successfully start. I can login, cd to relavent home directories etc.
All my configuration files such as inetd.conf, hosts.equiv, and rhosts
are located on a
At 03:50 PM 3/13/2002, Corvin Bazgan wrote:
>Hello,
>
>1)Is there rshd for cygwin?
>2)Does inetutils for cygwin have rshd?
>3)Did anyone compile inetutils-1.3.2 on cygwin? If
> so, with what required packages? (I get a resolv.h
> missing error.
Hello,
1)Is there rshd for cygwin?
2)Does inetutils for cygwin have rshd?
3)Did anyone compile inetutils-1.3.2 on cygwin? If
so, with what required packages? (I get a resolv.h
missing error.)
Thanks,
C.
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I've been noticing lately ( post 1.3.2 I beleive) that the result of
mkpasswd -d doesn't allow me to perform non-interactive
rsh or rcp's.
example:
dobrin@GABLE3:/etc> rsh gable3 ls
gable3: Permission denied.
But if I use my previous passwd file (I generate these proceduraly nightly
on a 1.3.2
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