Documented in Volume 1 of the UNIX Programmers Manual.
....is a 4.2bsd command
cod% rlogin marlin
causes the current session to be set aside (parenthetically) and
logs you in on marlin. At the end of the marlin session, you are
returned to the current session.
Problem:
>When I rlogin to one of our 4.2bsd Vaxs and do a "stty raw", it seems
>that CTRL-S and CTRL-Q don't get picked up on the remote machine.
Solution:
Try `rlogin -8 ' which uses the raw interface.
This feature is undocumented.
Some installations have installed this shortcut:
You can put the directory name "/usr/hosts" in your search path
(usually set in your .login file) and then substitute "machinename"
(i.e. cod, marlin, etc.) for "rlogin machinename". This also works for
the command rsh.