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executing a script while rlogin

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Name: kamalpreet
Date: August 1, 2005 at 22:25:24 Pacific
OS: Solaris
CPU/Ram: Ultra 60
Comment:

I want to make an alias where in I want to rlogin to a server and execute a scipt with it..I tried the command (alias KP "rlogin 10.180.10.23 -l kamal ; konsole")
KP is alias name
10.180.10.23 is the host i want to log in
kamal is my login name....
konsole is the script which I want to be executed on the new host...

sequencing of commands in alias using semicolon does work otherwise

this is not working here...any workarounds?

Warm Regards
Kamalpreet Singh



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Name: Luke Chi
Date: August 2, 2005 at 07:53:46 Pacific
Reply:

Use remsh or rexec instead of rlogin.

Luke Chi


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