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2 total messages Started by HWTQC Thu, 05 Nov 1992 19:21

#1315

Author: HWTQC
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1992 19:21

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Specifying a host to build on in PB doesn't work for me; I get a message
telling me that a connection can't be opened, whether I specify a domain
name or an IP number.
  * If I need rexec or rsh, my sysadmin is willing to activate these for me
    (they are currently disabled for security reasons)
  * Most machines on the network are NetBoot clients (for ease of updating)
    Could this affect trying to build on a host other than the currently
    logged-in console?
Please reply by email/NeXT Mail (note different addresses) or post if you
believe this to be of sufficient general interest.

Thank you in advance.

Re: ProjectBuilder question

#1334

Author: Andrew Loewenstern
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 1992 13:09

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In article <92310.142116HWTQC@CUNYVM.BITNET> HWTQC@CUNYVM.BITNET writes:
>Specifying a host to build on in PB doesn't work for me; I get a message
>telling me that a connection can't be opened, whether I specify a domain
>name or an IP number.
>  * If I need rexec or rsh, my sysadmin is willing to activate these for me
>    (they are currently disabled for security reasons)
>  * Most machines on the network are NetBoot clients (for ease of updating)
>    Could this affect trying to build on a host other than the currently
>    logged-in console?


PB uses rsh...  They don't tell you that, and it took a little while
to figure out.


andrew
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