[Beowulf] passwordless "rsh" login
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Daniel Pfenniger daniel.pfenniger at obs.unige.chThu Jul 8 11:11:14 PDT 2004
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Andrew M.A. Cater wrote: > On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 01:20:43PM -0700, sandeep krishnan wrote: .... > _Don't_ use rsh :) Use ssh with key exchange and passwordless login. > There is a compatibility hack to make ssh behave exactly like rsh - > you might even get away just with linking ssh -> rsh :) ... Please elaborate, I prefer rational arguments to orders. What is wrong with rsh, what is much better with ssh? A few words explanation would help. As far as I understand, in an isolated cluster rsh works rather well, security is not necessarily an issue. On the other hand ssh may slow communications for particular usages (such as a constant stream of console messages through the network). ssh is particularly recommended on an untrusted network, but then I would like once to see an *easy* procedure for installing ssh safely by the sys admin passwordless login for all the network trusted users. Dan
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