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I have a user trying to execute a command,in crontab, which requires certain envrionmental variables to be set. He is using tcsh on a Solaris 7 system. I have created a hack by doing the following in the crontab entry...
0 0-23 * * * rsh localhost -l user /path/command This doesn't seem secure to me. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. SmartJuniorUnix [Edited by SmartJuniorUnix on 05-01-2001 at 01:52 PM] |
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