Thanks for the responses, you were both on the right track, I just
didn't provide enough of the right information. I solved the problem by
changing "localhost" in the server code to actually contain the name of
the machine, the same as it appears in our DNS. This enabled the client
to connect to th
Have you left localhost/127.0.0.1 in the server command?
try replacing it with an empty string.
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Hi,
I tried the xmlrpclib examples from the Python Cookbook and had a
problem. The example works fine so long as the server and client are on
the same machine. But as soon as I try to run the client from another
machine (all linux machines on the same network) I get a socket.error
111, connection r
"writeson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried the xmlrpclib examples from the Python Cookbook and had a
> problem. The example works fine so long as the server and client are on
> the same machine. But as soon as I try to run the client from another
> machine (all linux machines on the same netw
