Re: rlogin renamed problem
From: Alexis Huxley (alexis_at_dione.no-ip.org)
Date: 04/30/03
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Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2003 16:01:17 +0200
> I renamed /usr/bin/rlogin to /usr/bin/rloginold.
> I set same permissions of original one to /usr/bin/rloginold executable.
> I cannot execute /usr/bin/rloginold machinename.
> When I try it, it gives me the rlogin help.
> Can anyone explain me why ?
Probably rlogin behaves differently depending on its
name. You may find that it is hard-linked to rcp or rsh or remsh. Check.
It would help people help you more easily if you can post a bit of
session log. Show the commands you're typing, the results, and do
a few other useful commands like 'which rloginold' and
'ls -l /usr/bin/rlogin*'.
-- Alexis http://dione.no-ip.org/~alexis/
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