peter@ficc.uu.net (Peter da Silva) (03/09/90)
Does anyone have source for the 'rsh' program for System V/386? It looks
like it should be a fairly easy program to write: just call rexec(3) and
then sit there in a loop reading and writing until the guy at the other
end goes away. But I've never done any socket hacking, and I'm not at all
sure about how to call select() (like, what happens on eof?).
Any tips or code would be appreciated.
This is for Lachman TCP/IP, if that matters. For some reason Lachman TCP/IP
doesn't come with a remote shell program that I can find anywhere... just
rlogin.
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vjdarcy@pinocchio.encore.com (Jeff "spackle-man" d'Arcy) (03/10/90)
peter@ficc.uu.net (Peter da Silva): > This is for Lachman TCP/IP, if that matters. For some reason Lachman TCP/IP > doesn't come with a remote shell program that I can find anywhere... just > rlogin. Try nsh. LAI couldn't call it rsh because of a name conflict with the SysV restricted shell. BTW, it uses rcmd(), not rexec(). Jeff d'Arcy OS/Network Software Engineer jdarcy@encore.com DISCLAIMER: I don't represent Encore any more than you do
stevea@i88.isc.com (Steve Alexander) (03/12/90)
In article <M342BY8xds13@ficc.uu.net> peter@ficc.uu.net (Peter da Silva) writes: >For some reason Lachman TCP/IP doesn't come with a remote shell program that >I can find anywhere... just >rlogin. Try rcmd. Unless your vendor removed it. -- Steve Alexander, Software Technologies Group | stevea@i88.isc.com INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation, Naperville, IL | ...!{sun,ico}!laidbak!stevea
davidl@leonardo.intel.com (David D. Levine) (03/13/90)
> > This is for Lachman TCP/IP, if that matters. For some reason Lachman TCP/IP > > doesn't come with a remote shell program that I can find anywhere... just > > rlogin. > > Try nsh. LAI couldn't call it rsh because of a name conflict with the SysV > restricted shell. BTW, it uses rcmd(), not rexec(). In Intel's System V/386 v3.2 with Lachman TCP/IP, the "rsh" command is called "rcmd". Isn't name space pollution the pits? - David D. Levine, Intel IMSO Tech Pubs davidl@leonardo.intel.com "Mr. LaForge, when I turned this ship over to you, it was in one piece!"
bob@antares.UUCP (Bob Paauwe) (03/15/90)
In article <M342BY8xds13@ficc.uu.net>, peter@ficc.uu.net (Peter da Silva) writes: > Does anyone have source for the 'rsh' program for System V/386? > Any tips or code would be appreciated. > > This is for Lachman TCP/IP, if that matters. For some reason Lachman TCP/IP > doesn't come with a remote shell program that I can find anywhere... just > rlogin. I have Lachman and Wallongong. There is a command in Lachman called 'rcmd' and one in Wallongong called 'remsh'. These both allow remote execution of commands. Is this what you are looking for? The syntax for 'rcmd' is $ rcmd remote_node -l user -n command The -n tells the rcmd to use /dev/null as standard input. -- Bob Paauwe ________________________ Any resemblence to a bpaauwe@folsm1.intel.com | REAL opinion is unintentional. /-----------------___________________/---\___________________-----------------\ !ames!pacbell!sactoh0!mcdre3!bpaauwe \___/ I'd rather be Gliding!!!!!