0n Mon, Apr 30, 2007 at 10:35:38PM -0400, Curtis Preston wrote: 

    >I also use it to >temporarily turn rsh or ssh on so I can run a 
    >command on a bunch of Unix hosts.  When I'm done running the command,
    >I turn rsh or ssh off.  That way I only have to turn it on for 
    >the duration of my command.

Can I have an example of the aforementioned please ?

This command sounds like a good candidate to be used in a wrapper script that
does the santity checking for you.

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