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Subject: Re: Two machine matches via ethernet

Author: Frank Phillips

Date: 12:31:16 09/29/01

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On September 29, 2001 at 12:50:56, Juan I. Barbosa wrote:

>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
>
>Look here: http://www.tim-mann.org/extensions.html, under Engine adaptors
>You need a rsh server on the remote machine.

Juan

Thanks, but there is something I am doing wrong.  I installed rsh but it is not
started by default, seemingly being replaced by ssh which is running on both
machines.  So I tried the -rsh ssh switch in xboard, but after giving the
password got the same broken pipe message.  The peculiar thing is that if I set
-fh to the localhostname and try to run locally rather than on a remote machine,
I get the same error.  Even reinstalled from clean, but still no joy.I am using
Mandrake 8.  If anyone has this working with this distro, then please let me
know how.

Frank



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