
GREATcomm enables you to access remote resources by prepending a remote
filename with "host::"

Example:

$ gls /etc                 - Display the local directory "/etc"

$ gls foo::/etc            - Display the directory "/etc/" on the
                             remote host 'foo'

If the remote host doesn't provide anonymous access, you must
have allready have an account there to connect. In order to use 
the GREATcomm services, you have to register yourself to the remote
host.

$ greatpw hostname

Changing GREATCOMM password for USER (HostIp=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)
Password for USER@hostname: <fill in your password(*)>

(*) This is your password on host hostname

This will create or alter the file ~/.glogin which should look
like this:

username 193.141.123.2	NONE	gHtp8Uys
username 193.141.47.5	NONE	k_QDXfr1

NOTICE:

This passwords are combined from your username, your password and
the ip-number of your local host.  You can't use the same password
to connect the target server from a different local system. The
passwords are only valid for GREATcomm networking.

CAUTION:

Prevent the password file ~/.glogin from unauthorized access by 
changing the permissions to 600 (rw-------)
