Description of Problem: rhs-server requires fully qualified host name in the ~/.rhosts file for rcp connections but not for rsh/rlogin. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.17-5 How Reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. On the server side, put a client host name that is resolvable by nslookup in the ~/.rhost file. Exclude the domain name. You'll need a "search" entry for the domain in /etc/resolv.conf in order to make it resolvable. 2. From the client, try to do a password-free rlogin to the server. (It should work.) 3. Now from that same client try to do an rcp. You'll get a permission denied error. 4. Now go back to the server side and put the fully qualified host name in ~/.rhosts. 5. Verify rlogin from the client still works. (It should.) 6. Try rcp again. It will work this time. Actual Results: rcp authentication behavior differs from that of rlogin with respect to host names in ~/.rhosts. Expected Results: rcp and rlogin authentication behavior with respect to host names in ~/.rhosts should be identical. Additional Information: