ls id

"Gann, Geoffrey P." <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnu.fileutils.bugs
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello.

On my 7.2 redhat systems, I am seeing something odd in that when I send an
ls command to another
machine, ie.
rsh anothermachine ls
the output is that for the root userid, instead of my 'regular',
non-privileged id.
If I explicitly specify ~ in the ls command, ie
rsh anothermachine "ls ~"
I get the expected results listing contents of my home directory.

Not sure what I've done wrong but if someone could provide a clue or 2, I'd
appreciate it.

Thanks,

Geoff


Geoff Gann
WorkStation Systems Support
Computer Sciences Corporation
Pratt & Whitney, Florida
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