+Title: dsh (distributed shell)
+
+Author: Dave Presotto
+
+Address: University of California
+ Computer Science Division, EECS
+ Berkeley, CA 94720.
+
+Net address: presotto@berkeley (ARPA)
+ ucbvax!presotto (UUCP)
+
+Description:
+
+Dsh works in two phases; bidding and execution. The bidding is performed by
+starting a dbid program on all the requested machines (using rsh). The
+dbid's send back bids using the ipc. The dsh command then picks some
+subset of the bidding machines and runs the requested command on them,
+once again using rsh.
+
+How to make it:
+
+To make the distributed shell system perform the following:
+ 1) make dsh - this is the program that the user uses to distribute
+ his programs. See the man page for dsh.
+ 2) make dbid - this program must be on every system which can have
+ user programs distributed to it. It must be in the search path
+ of each user who wishs to use dsh. It is used by dsh to create
+ a bid on a particular system.
+ 3) create a dshrc file - this is the default rc file for dsh. It must
+ reside in /usr/lib. It specifies the systems to attempt to
+ receive bids from. Users may override this file by creating
+ .dshrc files in their home directories.