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hi Adam,
  please try to shut down the firewall on each computer.
  I met the same problem when I tried to comunicate 2 machines with
spread(spuser) the day before yesterday.
  I shut down the firewalls this morning(HongKong time, haha), problem
solved!
  I subscribed to user-list for 3 days and I received this letter(see
----Forwarded message----below) this morning. I reply directly to you as
soon as possible, wish this letter can help you.
  I am new to spread, too.
  I use OS: redhat enterprise linux AS 4.
  cmd: #service iptables stop

best wishes

LI Xiang


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From: ADAM PETER BEARDSLEY <abeardsley@wisc.edu>
Subject: [Spread-users] Problem with communicating between 2 computers
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Hello
I'm new to spread, and I'm doing some experimenting to get a couple
computers to talk to each other.
I can run the daemon just fine on each machine separately, and have
different processes send and receive messages between each other (using
spuser, as well as a simple program I wrote to get used to the C API).
The problem occurs when I try to get the daemons to recognize each other.
Here is what my config file looks like (identical on both machines):

Spread_Segment   128.104.165.255:4803 {
          machine1       128.104.165.48
          machine2       128.104.165.47
}

Both daemons load successfully, but I get the following message on machine1:

Configuration at machine1 is:
Num Segments 1
             1           128.104.165.255     4803
                          machine1                      128.104.165.48

and a similar message on machine2 with the corresponding IP.
Then when I run spuser, the machines don't seem to recognize that the other
exists.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

-Adam



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<div>hi Adam,</div>
<div>  please try to shut down the firewall on each computer.</div>
<div>  I met the same problem when I tried to comunicate 2 machines with spread(spuser) the day before yesterday.</div>
<div>  I shut down the firewalls this morning(HongKong time, haha), problem solved! </div>
<div>  I subscribed to user-list for 3 days and I received this letter(see ----Forwarded message----below) this morning. I reply directly to you as soon as possible, wish this letter can help you.</div>
<div>  I am new to spread, too.</div>
<div>  I use OS: redhat enterprise linux AS 4.</div>
<div>  cmd: #service iptables stop</div>
<div> </div>
<div>best wishes</div>
<div> </div>
<div>LI Xiang</div>
<div> </div>
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Date: 2008-6-12 0:00<br>Subject: Spread-users Digest, Vol 42, Issue 9<br>To: <a href="mailto:spread-users@lists.spread.org">spread-users@lists.spread.org</a><br><br></span>Send Spread-users mailing list submissions to<br>
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<br><br>Today's Topics:<br><br>  1. Problem with communicating between 2 computers<br>     (ADAM PETER BEARDSLEY)<br><br><br>----------------------------------------------------------------------<br><br>Message: 1<br>
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2008 12:47:46 -0500<br>From: ADAM PETER BEARDSLEY <<a href="mailto:abeardsley@wisc.edu">abeardsley@wisc.edu</a>><br>Subject: [Spread-users] Problem with communicating between 2 computers<br>To: <a href="mailto:spread-users@lists.spread.org">spread-users@lists.spread.org</a><br>
Message-ID: <<a href="mailto:f83ac561f61.484e77f2@wiscmail.wisc.edu">f83ac561f61.484e77f2@wiscmail.wisc.edu</a>><br>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii<br><br>Hello<br>I'm new to spread, and I'm doing some experimenting to get a couple computers to talk to each other.<br>
I can run the daemon just fine on each machine separately, and have different processes send and receive messages between each other (using spuser, as well as a simple program I wrote to get used to the C API).<br>The problem occurs when I try to get the daemons to recognize each other.<br>
Here is what my config file looks like (identical on both machines):<br><br>Spread_Segment   <a href="http://128.104.165.255:4803">128.104.165.255:4803</a> {<br>          machine1       <a href="http://128.104.165.48">128.104.165.48</a><br>
          machine2       <a href="http://128.104.165.47">128.104.165.47</a><br>}<br><br>Both daemons load successfully, but I get the following message on machine1:<br><br>Configuration at machine1 is:<br>Num Segments 1<br>
             1           <a href="http://128.104.165.255">128.104.165.255</a>     4803<br>                          machine1                      <a href="http://128.104.165.48">128.104.165.48</a><br><br>and a similar message on machine2 with the corresponding IP.<br>
Then when I run spuser, the machines don't seem to recognize that the other exists.<br>Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.<br><br>Thanks in advance!<br><br>-Adam<br><br><br><br>------------------------------<br><br>
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