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The soluton is here: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1508454&page=1

I have fixed it thanks to a colleague of mine. I moved rsh to /root/bin/ and then made the script below in /usr/bin/ named rsh. It even catches the script name from which it is started with the variable $PPID. Be sure to put #!/usr/bin/ksh to your scripts and it works. #!/usr/bin/ksh...

When I try you script rsh doesn't work anymore. hostname# rsh hostname + + date +%d%h%y.%H:%M COMO=/tmp/rsh_log.24Oct08.10:34 + COMD=rsh_hostname + who -m + 1>> /tmp/rsh_log.24Oct08.10:34 + print rsh_hostname + 1>> /tmp/rsh_log.24Oct08.10:34 + /usr/bin/rshr hostname + tee -a...

Thank you for your reply. It is very useful but there is still one thing. If the rsh command is executed from within a script I would like to log the name of that script.

On our systems are many scripts that execute rsh or ftp commands. I would like to log what script calls rsh or ftp. I've tried to catch it with $$ and $0 at the moment a script starts but they only return the PID from ksh and the last run command which is rsh or ftp. Is there someone who has an...

Yes thank you, I know that I can see the network status with `netstat -a` and then I can do an `lsof -i :[portnr or servicename]` to see what kind of PID is behind that port or service. But that just a snapshot of one moment in time. I could run the commands on different times and days but...

Hello i'm quite new to AIX and Unix in general. And I have a question. How can I monitor which network services are being used and unused. And how can I determine what or who uses it. For example I would like to disable rsh and replace it by ssh. How can I see who is using rsh and what they...