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Subject: Re: Two machine matches via ethernet

Author: Frank Phillips

Date: 13:31:58 10/01/01

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On September 30, 2001 at 11:51:47, Andrzej Nagorko wrote:

>[snip]
>>>
>>>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...Bob
>>
>>
>>Bob
>>
>>Thanks.  I should have read the man pages instead of the FAQ.
>>
>>There is something I am still missing.  Would you post one of your script files?
>>Mine, which does not work, is below.
>>
>>I can ping both computers from each other and share files and an internet
>>connection but, after some time or when I try to force a move, all I get is
>>broken pipe to the first program error.
>[snip]
>
>  You might try to recompile xboard with --disable-sigint configure option and
>see if it helps. By default xboard sends SIGINT to engine with every move and
>this can cause problems. I had this problem when I was using windows engine with
>wine, when wine was killed by SIGINT sent by xboard. Maybe xboard is killing
>program it uses to connect to remote host with this interrupt signal?
>
>Hope this helps,
>Andrzej


Thanks.  This seems to have been one of the pieces of the puzzle.  I had
sigint=1 in my program, which probably explains why crafty worked but mine did
not, nor did -mg switch.

How to find out all these things..........

Frank



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