I remotely execute programs from a SCO Unix machine on a AW51B with the
"rcmd " command ( on the SCO Unix machine).
What I had to do:
Create a file .rhosts( invisible file; you can see this with the command
"ls -al" ) in the user directories (on both machines)
What you have to put into that file :
in my case : on the SCO machine : AW51B username
AW51B : specified in the host file on the SCOmachine (you can also use the
IP adress)
username : the username on the AW51B where the program is located.
on the AW51B SCOmachine username
SCOmachine is specified in the host file on the AW51B ; again, you can also
use the IP adress
username : username on the SCO machine
So, you only have to specify a username, no password,although both users
on both machine are password protected.
Hope this helps you.
Jef
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Subject: rexecing without password
Hello,
does anyone know if it is possible to remotely execute commands on other
hosts (either AW70 or AW51) without having to enter a password? My
application must be able to do this from either architecture, all four
combinations (AW70->AW70, AW70->AW51, AW51->AW51 and AW51->AW70).
Regards,
Sascha Wildner
erpicon Software Development GmbH
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