Hi
   We have over 250 machines and we need to allowsome users to remsh or rlogin 
as root and some other users to most of these machines but we do not want them 
to have root access on the machine they are issuing the command from (the 
central management machine). The way we do this is as follows:
User_Alias      EADC_DBA=%DBA
Cmnd_Alias      EADC_REMSH=/usr/bin/rlogin,\
                          ! /usr/bin/rlogin *mgt*,\
                          /usr/bin/remsh,\
                          ! /usr/bin/remsh *mgt*
EADC_DBA        ALL=(ALL) SU_DBA,EADC_REMSH

This works fine, a cample command is below:
"sudo remsh amsops03"

The issue rises when we try to use the option to send an e-mail whenever sudo 
is used. We do this so nobody can tamper with the sudo file on the remote 
machine, leaving a clearer audit trail. We set the following:
Defaults       mail_always, mailto="me@emailadress.co.uk"

When we issue the command now, the screen either hangs and we have to kill the 
session or just comes back to the same prompt.
   This is happening on HPUX 10 and 11

It does work if we export the display on the remote machine and initiate a 
dtterm, all through sudo. e.g.:
sudo remsh remote_machine "export DISPLAY=curr_machine:0 ;/usr/bin/X11/dtterm" &
but this is not a solution we can live with.
It seems to me there are some issues with the redirection of stdin and stdout.

Could you please help.

Regards
Mark...