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11-14-2005

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View file on distant machine

Hello everybody,

I have a program that connects to a distant machine using a specific port. Then inetd executes a command on that distant machine (M2).

What I'd like to do is write a scipt that, given the port, it gives me the command executed. (The script should be launched on the local machine M1 and should look into the /etc/inetd.conf on the machine M2).

I have a username and password on the machine M2, so when I connect using rlogin, I can view the /etc/inetd.conf without any problem.

I tryed to do an FTP on my script (machine M1), but it's not possible (permission denied).

I tryed `rsh -l login cat /etc/inetd.conf`, no way.. (I can add my user to the .rhosts, but I want a script that could be launched from anywhere).

I tryed :
rlogin M2 -l user << STOP > file.tmp
password
cat /etc/inetd.conf
STOP

But the script showes the message "Closed connection." and the "file.tmp" is empty.

Any idea ?
Thanks in advance Smilie

Majid

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inetd2rlinetd

INETD2RLINETD(8)						   rlinetd 0.8.2						  INETD2RLINETD(8)

NAME

       inetd2rlinetd - configuration file converter

SYNOPSIS

       inetd2rlinetd [--force-overwrite] [--print-file-names] [--add-from-comment] [-f file] [-l entry] [directory]

DESCRIPTION

       inetd2rlinetd is a script to convert typical inetd.conf(5) style configuration files to rlinetd.conf(5) style configuration files.

OPTIONS

       -f file
	      File in inetd.conf(5) format which will be converted. Default in stdin.

       -l entry
	      A  line  in inetd.conf(5) format. Only that line will be converted. On Debian systems, this option is used internally by the update-
	      inetd(8) command.

       directory
	      Output files directory. Default is /etc/rlinetd.d.

       --force-overwrite
	      Forces overwriting existing files with new version.

       --print-file-names
	      Prints to standard output list of generated files.

       --add-from-comment
	      Puts special comment with original inetd.conf(5) line in front of each converted service.

   NOTE
       Options -f and -l cannot be used together.

SEE ALSO

       rlinetd.conf(5), inetd.conf(5), inetd(8), rlinetd(8)

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Mikolaj J. Habryn <dichro-doc@rcpt.to>.	Modified by Robert Luberda <robert@debian.org>.

Debian								  July 4th, 2011						  INETD2RLINETD(8)