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I am trying to run PVM on a small cluster (5 machines). I cannot add any hosts in PVM. Nor can i use rsh to login to any other host, even the local hostname of the machine i am on!
the message i get is:
connection refused
when using rsh. I have checked the .rhosts file and the hosts.equiv file. Does anyone please have any solutions that i can try? Or any other way to get PVM up and running?
I can run SSH without any problem, and logon succesfully to other machines. but i STILL CANT ush rsh to logon! it just says:
hostname: Connection refused
I have read books, FAQs , and everything i can find, but im still stuck. and i really need rsh to be able to use PVM.
If it helps:
->I checked, and i do not have a file called /usr/sbin/in.rshd
-> my hosts.allow and hosts.equiv are ok
-> i dont have inetd, but have xinetd (is that ok?)
My problem is now fixed! It seems my distro did not contain the rsh-server package. I downloaded and installed it, and then made all the tuning/adjustements to the hosts.allow and the .rlogin files. Now everything is running smoothly, and i can rsh without using passwords.
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