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cjw@moo.acns.nwu.edu (Christopher Wargaski) writes:

>881244y@dragon.acadiau.ca (Choon Lin Yeo) writes:


>>	I have recently tried running a short program on rpc. The client 
>>program sends request to remote host for system time, and the server 
>>routine (on the remote host) simply reads the system time and outputs it. 
>>However, I kept getting the message "couldn't set time of day: not owner" 
>>when the program was executed. Does anybody have any idea what is the cause? 
>>And how I can solve it? Any advice is much appreciated. 

>Make sure that the server is running it as the person who owns it on 
>the client end.  That sounds like the problem.  Please let us know what
>the final problem is.

>cjw

The problem has been solved by renaming the client program. It used to be
called "rdate" and the host site seems to have interpreted it as a 
time set command. 

yeo

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