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want to permit rsh between hosts

want to permit rsh between hosts

2004-01-26       - By Blaise Canzian

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I have used rdist to update various files (such as /etc/hosts) on other
machines on our LAN.  Under RH7.3 this worked, under RH9 something has
broken it.

An rsh command from the server host as root to a client host returns the
 "permission denied" error.

service xinetd is turned on with chkconfig.

The "rsh" file in /etc/xinetd.d has "disable=no".

There is a ~/.rhosts file with the server's name in the root home
directory on the client, permission is 400.

/etc/hosts.allow includes the local network by IP octets, by domain, and
"LOCAL".

I cannot think of what else is denying permission for the rsh.  Any help
would be appreciated.  Thanks.

-- Blaise Canzian


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