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Subject: Re: rsh commands to 5.1-CURRENT being rejected
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Yes - rsh <target>, after enabling "login/rlogind" ;), gives me a shell
on <target>. Even after enabling "login/rlogind", rsh <target> <command>
still fails as outlined below.


On 14 Sep, David Rhodus wrote:
> 
> On Sunday, September 14, 2003, at 07:29 PM, supraexpress@globaleyes.net 
> wrote:
> 
>> Sep 14 17:46:52 <local7.notice> target logger: TCP_Wrappers ALLOW: 
>> source/target,rshd,974,rshd@target
>> Sep 14 17:46:52 <auth.info> target inetd[974]: connection from source, 
>> service rshd (tcp)
>> Sep 14 17:46:52 <auth.info> target rshd[974]: root@source as root: 
>> permission denied (authentication error). cmd='date'
> 
> What happens if you type in rsh target ?
> Does that then give you a shell ?
> 
> 
> -DR
>