The server is not necesary.
In fact for most of my development time i do not use it at all.
Are you absolutely sure that there is no network problems?
Read the docs from the docs dir about the tcp client-client protocol to find out what port efone uses (i do not remember it, 1975,76 or 77) and try to telnet on that port from first machine to second..
If there is no answer then there is something wrong with the networking,
Brush
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Is the server necessary or can clients talk peer to peer?
I have tried the following, to no avail....
--Machine one (10.0.1.5) ---------
# ./efone
Initializing compression codecs...
Initializing client data...
Retrieving network information...
Reading configuration data...
EFONE client/server 0.03 welcomes you.
efone> connect 10.0.2.2
Trying 10.0.2.2...
connect_tcp: connect: Connection refused
efone>
--Machine two (10.0.2.2)--------------
# ./efone
Initializing compression codecs...
Initializing client data...
Retrieving network information...
Reading configuration data...
EFONE client/server 0.03 welcomes you.
efone>
The server is not necesary.
In fact for most of my development time i do not use it at all.
Are you absolutely sure that there is no network problems?
Read the docs from the docs dir about the tcp client-client protocol to find out what port efone uses (i do not remember it, 1975,76 or 77) and try to telnet on that port from first machine to second..
If there is no answer then there is something wrong with the networking,
Brush