milburn@me10.lbl.gov (John Milburn) (07/19/90)
> Having upgraded to HP-UX 7.0, we are desperately in need of a version of > monitor for 7.0. Can someone please tell me (or post to this group) > where I can get monitor for 7.0 on the Series 300 (e.g. anonymous ftp) ? I put the fileset together in a compressed tar file, available from me10.lbl.gov (128.3.128.110), as ~ftp/hp-ux/USRCONTRB_300.tar.Z. -jem -- JEMilburn@lbl.gov ...!ucbvax!lbl.gov!JEMilburn
harkin@hpindda.HP.COM (Art Harkin) (07/21/90)
original message: | I've found a bug with Yellow Pages + HP-UX 7.0 (Series 300) + the rcp | command. | Our hosts.equiv has +@our_cluster_groups in it, allowing anyone to copy | a file to any other machine using the syntax: | | rcp host.username:filename filename | | However, this command now fails with HP-UX 7.0 if Yellow Pages is running | with the error 'rcmd: host.username: Unknown host'. | edwin@praxis.cs.ruu.nl (Edwin Kremer) replies: > Hmm, I think you missed something. In 7.0, HP has changed the "rcp" command > syntax: a remote user at some machine is now specified as "user@host". > (Well done HP, I hated the "host.user" syntax!) > So, your command should have been: > rcp username@host:filename filename > Please verify this in the HP-UX 7.0 "Networking Reference" manual. Just for your info, <host>.<user>:<fname> is a 4.2BSD implementation <user>@<host>:<fname> is a 4.3BSD change The reason for the change is because 1) BIND (name services) was implemented and thus <host>.<user> looks like <hostname>.<domain>, 2) the new method is more consistent with user/host addressing methods. Art Harkin HP