On Mon, 2005-11-14 at 15:05 -0700, Nathan Nottingham wrote:
> Make sure there are not any entries ~/.rhosts that would deny access to 
> + +.  (Where ~ is the home of the user running the rsh server)

There are only two users on the system, root and a normal user, neither
home directory has an .rhosts file.

> 
>  From the rsh man page:
> 
> "To help maintain system security, the /etc/hosts.equiv  file is  not 
> checked  when  access is being attempted for super-user."
> 
> Are you trying to run commands as root (i.e. 'rsh -l root command')?

Nope, regular user on another machine doing: rsh machine ls

Thanks, TTYL

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