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Subject: Re: ggate trouble
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Pawel Jakub Dawidek wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 20, 2004 at 09:44:28PM +0200, Ivan Voras wrote:

> +> Ggated demon on the server works fine, and doing "telnet server 3080" on 
> +> the client establishes connection (I tried typing some garbage into the 
> +> connection, but the server seems to ignore it, and doesn't send any data 
> +> back; it DOES log into server syslog that it's confused when I do that 
> +> ("ggated: Requested path isn't exported: Unknown error: 0.; ggated: 
> +> exiting")).

> Is there anything between those two machines? Maybe some kind of firewall
> which remove connections after some idle time?

Sorry for the delay, the machines are remote from me, and I had to ask 
people on site. No, they are both plugged into the same nonmanaged 
100mbit switch.