I tried that already and it didnt like it at all. If I
put a line in .amandahosts that tells it to use operator
instead of backup, the server connects and still tries to
use user backup anyway...
I have .amandahosts on both server and client w/ a line that
tells it that it will use user operator. From what I can see
I MUST use the same user on both client and server, i.e.
If I have a redhat server that uses user operator, I must
configure all my client to use operator. It seems that I
read elsewhere that this should work, but it doesn't
as far as I can see. I dont know why...
On Thu 14 Dec 2000 at 14:55:04 -0500, you wrote:
> I forgot to ask. Why change the client from operator to backup?
> The server won't care if they are different as long as the client has
> the proper (server) user name listed in .rhosts/.amandahosts.
>
> JJ
>
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