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How to run a job in a new machine ?

Charley Chen

Dear All,

If i launch a virtuoso in machine1 , I want to run a job in machine2 .

I want to do like that :   open a xterm ->  rlogin machine2  -> run job

Thank you ,

Charley

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  • Hi Charley,

    As I said before, if you just do "rsh newhost" it uses the "login" service. If you do "rsh newhost uname -a" then that uses the "shell" service. It's not clear to me whether you tried the "rsh newhost name -a" or not.

    Given that it's saying connection refused from the ipcBeginProcess call, I suspect that you didn't check that?

    Also, on your machine, what does "which rsh" return?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Hi Charley,

    As I said before, if you just do "rsh newhost" it uses the "login" service. If you do "rsh newhost uname -a" then that uses the "shell" service. It's not clear to me whether you tried the "rsh newhost name -a" or not.

    Given that it's saying connection refused from the ipcBeginProcess call, I suspect that you didn't check that?

    Also, on your machine, what does "which rsh" return?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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