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Subject: [Sheflug] Networking
From: Alec Melling <nospam [at] xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 8 Jan 2003 21:50:48 +0000
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Hi,

I trying to learn a little bit about networking on Linux, both running Suse 
8.1.

I have setup a simple network between my desktop and my laptop using a 
crossover cable. I have ping(ed) both ways and all is working OK.

I have setup NFS server on the desktop, and client on the lap. I can download 
files from the desk to the lap, but NOT the other way.

Which is the problem I want help on. Why can't I transfer files both ways?

I assumed it was a permission thing, but this seems to be OK. There is 
read/write at both ends.

Any ideas as to what I am doing wrong will be much appreciated.

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Alec Melling <melling [at] clara.co.uk>
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