My own newbie problems.

[gabriel rosenkoetter]

So, I have just two machines which I would like to be peers with
each other, grappa and uriel. All seems well in that innd happily
starts on each.

I've posted an article on grappa but, when I run nntpsend, I get the
following (this is a tail -f on all of /var/log/news.{crit,err,notice}
plus /var/news/log/nntpsend.log all mashed together):

Jun 25 20:28:51 grappa innd: uriel opened uriel:18:file
Jun 25 20:28:51 grappa innd: uriel closed
Jun 25 20:28:51 grappa innxmit[15951]: uriel.eclipsd.net connect failed Undefined error: 0
nntpsend: [15925] start
nntpsend: [15925] stop
nntpsend: [15925:15945] begin uriel Mon Jun 25 20:28:51 EDT 2001
nntpsend: [15925:15945] innxmit -a -t60 uriel.eclipsd.net ...
Can't connect to uriel.eclipsd.net, Undefined error: 0
nntpsend: [15925:15945] end uriel Mon Jun 25 20:28:51 EDT 2001

Any thoughts on what the actual cause may be? (Yes, I can definitely
get to port 119 on uriel.)

Config files look like this on grappa:

incoming.conf
---
streaming:              true
max-connections:        8

peer ME {
  hostname:	"localhost, 127.0.0.1"
}

peer uriel {
  hostname:	"uriel.eclipsed.net,130.58.82.137,d137.sproul.swarthmore.edu"
}
---

nntpsend.ctl
---
uriel:uriel.eclipsd.net::-t60
---

newsfeeds
---
ME:!*/!local,!collabra-internal::

uriel/uriel.eclipsed.net:*:Tf,Wnm:
---

readers.conf
---
auth "localhost" {
    hosts: "localhost, 127.0.0.1, stdin"
    default: "<localhost>"
}

auth "grappa" {
  hosts: "grappa.eclipsed.net, 216.254.126.54, dsl254-126-054.nyc1.dsl.speakeasy.net"
  default: "<grappa>"
}

access "localhost" {
    users: "<localhost>, <grappa>"
    newsgroups: "*"
}

They are exactly the recipricals on uriel. I won't waste the
bandwidth.

-- 
       ~ g r @ eclipsed.net