From: bslee <bslee@pvmcube4.snu.ac.kr>
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Subject: Re: rsh problem : pvm3.4 / redhat5.2
Date: Tue, 08 Jun 1999 17:56:53 +0900
Organization: ETRI Supercomputer Center
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In my experience, RedHat and Debian Linux, .rhosts file in home
directory and /etc/hosts.equiv file both are needed to use r-command in
Linux system.
Therefore if you can't modify /etc/hosts.equiv file, you can start pvm
manually.
To do this, you must set up pvm hostfile to startup pvm manually.
The procedure of manual startup of pvm is decribed in the pvm user's
guide and below documents.

http://www.rzg.mpg.de/~ack/papers/mpp98-vis/

Good Luck.

Bo-sung Lee
Ph.D. Candidate of Aerospace Engineering, Seoul National University.
Invited Researcher in ETRI Supercomputer Center
mailto:bslee@pvmcube4.snu.ac.kr
mailto:bslee@bslee.hpcnet.ne.kr