rexecing without password

[Sascha Wildner]

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 Wildnererpicon Software Development 
GmbH

RE: Sysdef

[Harshad Viradia]

This is also given in version 6.1 release notes.

Regards

Harshad





"Yousif, Mohammed R" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/30/2000 10:36:49 AM

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I am referring to " I/A Series V4.3 Installation Considerations" BO193UG

 -Original Message-
From: Bruley,Peter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 7:08 PM
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Subject:  RE: Sysdef

What manual are you referring to ? Can you give us a P0193 number ?

 --
 From:  Yousif, Mohammed R
 Sent:  Monday, August 28, 2000 9:47 PM
 To:  'Foxboro DCS Mail List'
 Subject:  RE: Sysdef

 Hi  All

 Your problem accrued because you were using different PC to
configure your
 System. The first two filed of the IP address need to be set in the
PC that
 runs the SysDef by using "regedit.exe" and access HKY_LOCAL_MACHINE
- SYSTEM
 - TCP/IP ( Refer to SysDef Manual )

 For your Information, only the last two digit are used and stored in
the
 commit configuration.


 If you want to clean the SysDef you need to set TCPIP then delete
all your
 station and add them again. I suggest to leave them since this will
not
 effect your operations and could lead to more problem.

 Regards,

 Mohammed Al-Yousif
 Saudi Aramco

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 Subject:  Sysdef



 Hi list

 I have five systems with plenty of nodes.

 The sysdef of one of the system having 24 nodes showing incorrect IP
address
 in
 hardware definition. I am using sysdef, revision 2.0.

 The first two filed of most of the IP address in hardware definition
shows
 127.000 and 158.128 instead of 151.128 (Class assigned to Foxboro).

 After day 0 and commit,  /etc/hosts shows correct IP addresses of
all the
 hosts
 i.e. 151.128. ... . 

 I have checked the uniqueness of MAC address, NSAP and IP, and are
ok.

 The sysdef for other systems shows correct IP address in hardware
 definition.

 Can anyone advise, whether its a problem of sysdef software for
large
 configuration or I am committing some errors.

 Thanks in advance.

 Harshad Viradia
 Reliance Petroleum Ltd.
 Jamnagar.




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RE: rexecing without password

[Stear, Bo]

The invisible .rhosts file in the root directory must be created or modified
to allow remote access without passwords.
This file sets up a 'trusted' station that does not require passwords.
Create or modify the .rhosts file to contain the LETTERBUG name of all of
the stations that you want to be 'trusted'.

-Original Message-
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Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 7:17 AM
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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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RE: rexecing without password

[Stank, Robert]

Hallo 
Sascha.
I was 
faced to similar problem to execute commands on NT station from Unix 
AW51E.
Because NT doesn't have RSH server implemented, I had 
to install this software first.
On WWW 
you will find many examples. The one which I've used is downloaded 
from
http://www.denicomp.com";>www.denicomp.com and program is 
Wrshdnt.exe.
This 
program is installed as Service or as a single program.
For example, the following command 
would display a directory of the C: drive's root directory on your screen 
(assuming RSHD/NT's default configuration is being used): 


rsh winnt3 dir c:\\
Note the double backslashes 
(\\). If this rsh command is being issued from a Unix system, Unix uses 
the backslash as an "escape" character. To send a single backslash to RSHD/NT, 
you must specify two.
In case 
Unix-to-Unix or NT-to-Unix it is easier, while you don't need to install any 
software. It's only required to set remote rights for client in /.rhosts 
file.
I don't 
know what is the difference between normal NT and AW70 in that 
respect.
p.s. I 
think, that we have met in Dusseldorf on Leuna project (At that time as a Contex 
employee).
Robert 
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Sascha Wildner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: 31 August 2000 
14:17To: Foxboro Mailing ListSubject: 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 Wildnererpicon Software Development 
  GmbH

Re: rexecing without password

[jdesaeve]

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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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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Re: rexecing without password

[Sascha Wildner]

  p.s. I 
  think, that we have met in Dusseldorf on Leuna project (At that time as a 
  Contex employee).
Indeed 
we have, Robert. :) Oh well, it was a happy time back then. 
:)
BTW: 
Martin's still working in Leuna along with two guys (Tibor and Marian) from his 
new company.
Regards,
Sascha
 

RE: rexecing without password

[Johnson,Alex]

Ataman ( www.ataman.com   ) provides an rsh daemon
for Windows NT that is recommend by Informix.

I have just purchased, but not yet received, it for use in porting FoxCTS to
NT. Perhaps it would be of benefit to you.


Regards,

Alex Johnson
The Foxboro Company
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Houston, TX 77043
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-Original Message-
From:   Sascha Wildner [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Thursday, August 31, 2000 7:17 AM
To: Foxboro Mailing List
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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RE: rexecing without passworD

[Jack Easley]

Has anyone tried the rexec/rsh daemon provided with Exeed?  I have'nt had the
need or time for these daemons, but Exceed's FTP daemon on NT works well.



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Re: rexecing without password

[Darryl Bond]

"Stear, Bo" wrote:
> 
> The invisible .rhosts file in the root directory must be created or modified
> to allow remote access without passwords.
> This file sets up a 'trusted' station that does not require passwords.
> Create or modify the .rhosts file to contain the LETTERBUG name of all of
> the stations that you want to be 'trusted'.

Take a look at sudo on the SunFreeware site. It allows specific users to
execute specific programs and scripts as root or another user. It is
much finer grained than using .rhosts which can open up all sorts of
security holes. 
We have used it to allow certain users to run only ufsdump & ufsrestore
as root.

Of course, this doesn't help when rexec'ing on an NT box.


> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Sascha Wildner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 7:17 AM
> To: Foxboro Mailing List
> 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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Mailing List Question

[Jones, Charles R. (Chuck)]

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Re: Mailing List Question

[Duc M Do]

At 04:53 PM 8/31/00 -0500, Jones, Charles R. (Chuck) wrote:

>Is there a history of the messages passing through 
>this list archived at the web server

No, unfortunately not at this time. Harry Forbes has been archiving
list traffic since earlier this year and last I heard he's still
planning on offering the list archive from his server at some point.
(Am I still correct in this understanding, Harry?)

>or do I have to keep saving messages on my local machine?  

I do this myself, both at work and at home, so the old info is always
at the fingertip. But I'm a born packrat.

>Many interesting details and ideas are presented here, but 
>I cannot possibly save them all.  Soon I will be guilty of 
>asking a question for the third or fourth time.  (Perhaps 
>this message is doing just that -- oh, no!).


Well, what a perfect segue into a FAQ page, Chuck. As the list may
have heard off and on, Diane Harris is working on a first pass of a
Cassandra FAQ page, but it will have to be a collective effort to
make it truly useful. We hope to have the fruit of her labor up on
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myself additions and/or corrections to it. We welcome all
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data extraction from foxhistory

[Schouten, Frits JF]

Wouldn't it be nice if a makefile for /opt/fox/foxhist/examples/testrtp.c
was supplied as well.

I can't get it to compile.
Particularly the libraries that are needed are a problem. 

And how can I use the query.samples? 

Anybody care to give me a push in the right direction?

btw: my Foxhistory is on a AW51E.

Cheers,
Frits Schouten.



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