[Beowulf] passwordless rsh/ssh
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David Mathog mathog at mendel.bio.caltech.eduWed Jun 22 11:27:44 PDT 2005
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>> Did anyone know how to make rsh passwordless? >Read man hosts.equiv, or learn how to build a .rhosts file. Or both. >Note that you may have to tweak PAM or other authentication controls to >get it to work -- linux has several distinct layers where one can BLOCK >passwordless logins or rsh in general, and they all have to be set >correctly for it to work. On a somewhat related note I recently discovered that the use of rsh -l fred mandrake somecommand fails when the target is a Mandrake 10.0 machine, even when "fred" and whoever issues the command can both do rsh (via .rhosts and/or hosts.equiv) AND when the command works as expected when sent to a Solaris host. It failed for three different rsh implementations (two on linux, one on Solaris) leading me to suspect either some obscure configuration error for in.rshd is getting in the way. Either that or the in.rshd on this linux is broken. The in.rshd on linux comes from: rsh-server-0.17-13mdk Anybody else seen this? Thanks, David Mathog mathog at caltech.edu Manager, Sequence Analysis Facility, Biology Division, Caltech
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