Most certainly it is in a trusted environment... You made me think twice about the post thinking I revealed hostnames.

When you talk about a make wrapper, I was thinking that I loaded the profile when I attemted to run a .sh script on the remote system as opposed to running each make command via an RSH command. The .sh script was just simply to execute the three compile lines as a last ditch effort. In the .sh script, I attempted to have it load .profile and so forth prior to anything else getting executed. If you have a different idea on the "make wrapper", please give me an example I can run with.

Assuming this doesn't work, I have kicked around the idea of using Rlogin and using Perl to echo the commands to the open Rlogin. Never done it but seems like an option. Rlogin should execute everything as though you logged into the machine.

-Brent

In reply to Re: Re: RSH calling a shell script .profile issue by brentmaier
in thread RSH calling a shell script .profile issue by brentmaier

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