Thomas H. George wrote:
I wish to share or move files between two Debian systems on a LAN. Each
can successfully ping the other using their system names, dragon and
phoenix.
I have gotten lost in the NFS-Root-Client-Mini-HOWTO which seems far
more elaborate than my needs. From either system I only want to access
the files in the directory /data on the other system.
I have tried to copy the file I need with command on dragon:
dragon:~# spc phoenix:/data/filename /data
ssh: connection to host phoenix port 22: no route to host
Notes: I have edited hosts.allow on both systems to allow each other.
There are no entries in hosts.deny. I have checked the output of
netstat -pln and find that neither is listening on port 22 so I tried
dragon:~# spc -P 22 phoenix:/data/filename /data
ssh: connection to host phoenix port 25: no route to host
I would appreciate any comments or suggestions.
Tom
Tom,
You need top open port 22 on the destination machine and make sure your
have openssh-server installed on the destination as well.
I use shorewall and have the following rule to allow ssh on 22...
#ACTION SOURCE DEST PROTO DEST SOURCE
ACCEPT all F$ tcp 22
Daryl
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