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extremely headache
Post 1886 by mib on Thursday 5th of April 2001 05:38:13 AM
04-05-2001
try to setup .netrc. this file contains login and initialization information used by the rexec.
in your earlier post you mentioned you tried .netrc already. and it gives Error - .netrc file not correct mode. Remove password or correct mode.
the reason behind this error is .netrc file is readable, writable or executable by someone other than the owner. You should change its mode to 400 (chmod 400 .netrc).
a valid .netrc entry:
machine hostnamehere login usernamehere password passwordhere
hope this will help you.
[Edited by mib on 04-05-2001 at 05:40 AM]
in your earlier post you mentioned you tried .netrc already. and it gives Error - .netrc file not correct mode. Remove password or correct mode.
the reason behind this error is .netrc file is readable, writable or executable by someone other than the owner. You should change its mode to 400 (chmod 400 .netrc).
a valid .netrc entry:
machine hostnamehere login usernamehere password passwordhere
hope this will help you.
[Edited by mib on 04-05-2001 at 05:40 AM]
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