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> > cat * | rsh freebsd_host "cd /; tar xvfz -"
> > 
> > You'll have to setup the .rhost file correctly of course, but it should
> > work.
> whats a .rhost file? and am I suppose to type that on the machine that 
> storing the files, or the FreeBSD machine?

On "freebsd_host" or whatever other host you give as an argument to rsh.

man rsh
man rlogin
man rexecd
man rshd
man rcmd


					Terry Lambert
					terry@cs.weber.edu
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