> On Sat, 2002-08-03 at 02:35, Tae-Hyeong Yi wrote: > > I have tried to install LTSP with PVM. Everyting is working but > > PVM. I had error messages when I tried to add clients such as > > "pvm> add ws001". The error messages are as following. > > 0 successful > > HOST DTID > > ws001 can't start pvmd > > .... > > Rsh/Rhosts Acess FAILED - "Permission denied" > >..... > > I think it seems rsh problem. I have checked and edited > > /etc/securetty, .rhost, hosts.conf, /etc/xinetd.d/rsh and > > rlogin, hosts.equiv, and /etc/pam.d/rsh and rlogin. > > I tried this in the server (red=server name). > > "rsh red" --> It was OK and I loged in the server itself. > > But this was not working. (ws001=client name) > > "rsh ws001" --> It required the password. > > > > How can I use "rsh" and connect to the client from > > the server without the password? > > Two thoughts: > 1. The files in /etc control your server, but they don't control the > workstations; to control the workstations, you need to edit the files in > /opt/ltsp/i386/etc. > > 2. The best way to debug workstation problems is to start a workstation > at runlevel 3 (text mode). You can do this by adding an entry to > /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf like this one: > [ws001] > runlevel = 3 > > Once you have a workstation that starts at runlevel 3, you can test your > program (in this case, pvmd). I suspect you are missing something > important like a library.
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