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Execute program on other server.
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Of course.
Try to be more specific.
You would like to use an application located on another
server via X? It's simple to do.
SSH has some neat features for this and a trivial
shell and/or expect script can make the whole thing
transparent.
Try to be more specific.
You would like to use an application located on another
server via X? It's simple to do.
SSH has some neat features for this and a trivial
shell and/or expect script can make the whole thing
transparent.
simple example:
hostA - local server
hostB - remote server
In hostB, edit a '.rhosts' in HOME directory and the content is like this:
123.123.123.123 #IP of hostA
or
hostA #if IP exists in /etc/hosts
In hostA, try
#rsh hostB hostname #rsh [TARGET] [COMMAND]
#hostB
Then you get it!
man rsh to learn more!
hostA - local server
hostB - remote server
In hostB, edit a '.rhosts' in HOME directory and the content is like this:
123.123.123.123 #IP of hostA
or
hostA #if IP exists in /etc/hosts
In hostA, try
#rsh hostB hostname #rsh [TARGET] [COMMAND]
#hostB
Then you get it!
man rsh to learn more!
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