Hello,
I have a little question. I have to use a lot of telnet connections and each
time I must enter login and password. I’ve tried to use hosts.equiv and
rhosts but it doesn’t work.
I’m logged in on my PC as a root and I want to run remote connection as a
root.
Is there a possibility to use shell script or input from file(some macro)??
I spend a lot of time typing ‘root’ and appropriate password.
Thanks,
Kamil
if you like to use hosts.equiv you should try rsh or rlogin, then it should
work (not in telnet).
some operating systems (not all) support telnet’s “-a” option, telling your
name (“root”) to the host. so you haven’t to type “root” anymore. passwords
are necessary - or create logins having no password on remote system, then
you can run thru.
Regards
M.koehler
Kamil Parkanyi <parkanyi@procaut.sk> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
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Hello,
I have a little question. I have to use a lot of telnet connections and
each
time I must enter login and password. I’ve tried to use hosts.equiv and
rhosts but it doesn’t work.
I’m logged in on my PC as a root and I want to run remote connection as a
root.
Is there a possibility to use shell script or input from file(some
macro)??
I spend a lot of time typing ‘root’ and appropriate password.Thanks,
Kamil