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09-10-2018 03:06 AM
09-10-2018 03:06 AM
rlogin and remsh working but remsh xxx "/usr/bin/who" and rcp replies "remshd: Login incorrect."
We have an anoying issue between a couple of our systems (HP-UX 11v31 1303 [yes I know it's out of date! ;-)] ) running rcp.
I have a .rhosts file (and /etc/hosts.equiv)
I can rlogin/remsh from "sc0off2L" to "sc0pos1L" without entering a password but: -
(1) remsh sc0pos1L "/usr/bin/who"
(2) rcp /etc/issue sc0pos1L:/tmp
returns "remshd: Login incorrect."
if I become root all seems to work .. which suggests a permisssions problem of some sort! although the fact I can rlogin/remsh probably means it's not an obvious candidate ...
We are currently running a couple on tusc(s) of inetd to see where a working rcp and a failed one changes path but I thought I'd ask a friend (English tv Show) if there are any places to start!
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09-10-2018 10:46 AM
09-10-2018 10:46 AM
Re: rlogin and remsh working but remsh xxx "/usr/bin/who" and rcp replies "remshd: Lo
> I can rlogin/remsh from "sc0off2L" to "sc0pos1L" without entering a password but:
> (1) remsh sc0pos1L "/usr/bin/who"
Both of these are using the same user and the second fails?
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09-11-2018 02:50 AM
09-11-2018 02:50 AM
Re: rlogin and remsh working but remsh xxx "/usr/bin/who" and rcp replies "remshd: Lo
yes, same ID .. when run as root it works and when we tusc inetd we can see a different path so it's a permissions problem .. we're working our way down /var at present ;-)
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