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Hi,
I got this working, but not sure how this worked. I deleted all the old keys and created new keys . Also checked the folder permission as Perderabo suggested. It works fine now without any password prompt. Thanks for all your help 
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Hi guys,
I'm bumbling through something similar. I'm having trouble understanding the client server terminology. I have a Laptop with Redhat linux on, and I'd like to back the hard disk up, across my home LAN to a Sun Solaris 8 server. In this case, which is regarded as the server and which is the client? Many thanks and kind regards, Stin
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