New user here.

I followed the quick start guide to set up a server on an XP laptop
("neptune") on my LAN:

1. Create a new repository on my dev machine (running Win 7):
      a. mkdir test
      b. cd test
      c. fossil new test
      d. fossil open test
      d. create some dummy file, test.txt, in this directory
      e. fossil add test.txt
      f. fossil commit -m "New file added."
      g. fossil close
2. No problems so far.  Manually move the fossil database "test" file to my
server ("neptune").
3. On neptune, navigate to the directory containing "test" and start a
fossil server with 
      fossil server test
4. Back on the dev machine, create a new directory somewhere and clone a
copy of test from neptune:
      fossil clone http://neptune:8080/test test
5. Still no problems.  Open the repository with
      fossil open test
6. Edit test.txt, then try to commit with
      fossil commit -m "Some comment."
7. ERROR:

Autosync:  http://neptune:8080/test
                Bytes      Cards  Artifacts     Deltas
Sent:             130          1          0          0
C:\Windows\fossil.exe: *** time skew *** server is slow by 42.2 seconds
Received:         170          3          0          0
Total network traffic: 256 bytes sent, 0 bytes received
continue in spite of time skew (y/N)? y
C:/Users/Juno/Desktop/fossil/test/test.txt contains CR/NL line endings;
commit anyhow (y/N/a)?y
New_Version: 6c6f9240993974adea2d1bb9221cd3bfd6d23b45
Autosync:  http://neptune:8080/test
                Bytes      Cards  Artifacts     Deltas
Sent:             886          7          0          2
Error: not authorized to write
Received:         203          1          0          0
Total network traffic: 586 bytes sent, 0 bytes received
C:\Windows\fossil.exe: Autosync failed

Any ideas?  I love the design of this program and I really want to make it
work.

Thanks,
Mark


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