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Subject: Re: Two machine matches via ethernet

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 21:20:48 09/28/01

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On September 28, 2001 at 12:51:35, Frank Phillips wrote:

>If anybody has succeeded in playing xboard on one machine versus xboard on
>another through two computers connected together on a LAN (2 ethernet cards plus
>a crossover cable), then I would be grateful for a howto.
>
>(other than via one of the chess servers.).
>
>Frank


You just use one xboard.  Use the -fcp -fh to select the program/host for
the first program, ditto for -scp -sh for the second machine.  I do this
_all_ the time...

• Re: Two machine matches via ethernet Frank Phillips 06:28:26 09/29/01
  • Re: Two machine matches via ethernet Andrzej Nagorko 08:51:47 09/30/01
    • Re: Two machine matches via ethernet Frank Phillips 13:31:58 10/01/01
    • Re: Two machine matches via ethernet Robert Hyatt 11:36:44 10/01/01
  • Re: Two machine matches via ethernet Robert Hyatt 06:51:40 09/29/01
    • Re: Two machine matches via ethernet Frank Phillips 07:19:32 09/29/01
      • Re: Two machine matches via ethernet Robert Hyatt 18:07:26 09/29/01
        • Re: Two machine matches via ethernet Frank Phillips 03:24:41 09/30/01
          • Re: Two machine matches via ethernet Robert Hyatt 06:52:38 09/30/01
            • Re: Two machine matches via ethernet Frank Phillips 11:27:38 09/30/01

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