On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Simon J. Gerraty wrote:
> I do (use rsh) as to dozens of others who work in large
> internal s/w projects.  Not that that is an argument against
> making ssh the default, just that it is indeed still useful.
> rsh is still light weight compared to ssh.

Yup - I use it too for a project. Ssh into a 85MHz (or even 25MHz?)
machine w/ Protocol 2 and DSA keys, and you will see where the benefits
from rsh over ssh are (assuming a safe environment, of course).


 - Hubert

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