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From:	rsalz@osf.org
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To:	rc@hawkwind.utcs.toronto.edu
Subject: rc and rsh

I don't think I understand the problems people are having with rsh and rc.
Does this function do the 'right thing' ?
fn rsh host1 host2... { flag= host=$0 {
    ~ $1 -n && { shift ; flag=-n }
    ~ $0 rsh && { host=$1 ; shift }
    eval 'rsh $flag $host rc -lc ''' ^ $* ^ ''''
} }