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Re: rsh cores

csmall@scooter.o.i.net wrote:
> 
> Niels Bakker wrote:
> > 'rsh 192.168.102.2' (a box on my local Ethernet at home) makes rsh die
> > with a segmentation violation.  This is Not a Good Thing (tm)...
> > 
> > I'm sorry to say that I have exams this week so unfortunately I do not
> > have the time to provide you with more debugging information, except
> > mentioning that after adding it to named's zone file and using the FQDN it
> > works.  telnetting to the IP address works.
> 
> It gets even wierder when you try a remote command.
> 
> $ rsh 10.1.2.3 ls
> connect to address 99.115.109.97: Address family not supported by protocol
> Trying 120.0.49.48...
> connect to address 120.0.49.48: Address family not supported by protocol
> Segmentation fault

I have seen this 'feature' in SunOS4.1.X with tcp_wrappers denying the
r-commands...

Tim

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