6 Dec
1997
6 Dec
'97
7 a.m.
Daniel Quinlan quinlan@transmeta.com wrote:
$ netapp -df myf630 Filesystem kbytes used avail capacity Mounted on / 78277988 54447172 23830816 70% / /.snapshot 8697552 19281448 -10583896 222% /.snapshot
Rasmus Lerdorf rasmus@lerdorf.on.ca writes:
I don't get it. What's wrong with:
rsh myf630 df
It's your filer, you can let anyone run any command on it if you want. Only a few people have root access to our filers (and other critical servers).
Using an SNMP client, you can allow non-privileged users to get NetApp system information, from any host in a safe way.
"rsh" is completely insecure, has to be run from UID 0, and can only be run from your admin hosts.
Dan