1f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci 2f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ciNOTE: 3f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci 4f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci These tests ALL assume that the "RHOST" and "LOCALDIR" variables is set to 5f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci the hostname of the remote machine, and a local directory name that will be 6f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci used to NFS mount. 7f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci 8f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci # export RHOST=<hostname here>. 9f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci # export LOCALDIR=<dir name> 10f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci [NOTE! do not give absolute path, just give a name, like eg: testdir] 11f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci Also, on the remote server which has the NFS directory exported, it is 12f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci assumed that the directory has at least a gig of space. 13f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci 14f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ciThese tests also assume an identical path tree for their location on the remote 15f08c3bdfSopenharmony_cimachine. So if pan's root path is "/home/ltptests" on the test machine, then 16f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ciit must also be located in "/home/ltptests" on the remote machine (RHOST). 17f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci 18f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ciYou will also need to setup a ".rhosts" file in root's home directory on the 19f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ciremote machine, with the name of the local machine listed. For example, if 20f08c3bdfSopenharmony_cimachineA is running the tests, with machineB set as RHOST, then machineB's 21f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ciroot home directory will need an ".rhosts" file with machineA's hostname listed. 22f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci 23f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci I apologize for the lengthy setup, but I tried to make it as minimal as 24f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci possible. 25f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci 26f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci 27f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci-Robbie Williamson/Manoj Iyer 28f08c3bdfSopenharmony_ci(robbiew@us.ibm.com)/(manjo@austin.ibm.com) 29