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> [14:00:33]SocketListener: "sl.c", line 373: HandleSLPACKET: NAK rcvd, > state!=AWAIT > > and then > > 14:12:33 raznor nak'ed > 14:12:33 colmberg.hawo.stw.uni-erlangen.de nak'ed > > what does that mean ??? All these messages are related to the fact that the client-server connection was lost, and the server `not-acknowledges' a client-request to force a setup of a new connection. Normally this happens when a server is restarted, but with 4.6.x coda versions prior to 4.6.5 this also happened because the timeouts were too short after we disabled some `features' which caused severe slow downs with high-speed connections. So if you are not yet using 4.6.5 that might be a good reason for seeing connectivity problems. I do not understand why clog does not work. You might want to try the rpc2tcpdump, which is a version of tcpdump that can interpret the headers of the rpc2 packets to see what clog is doing. (rpc2tcpdump is on our website ftp://ftp.coda.cs.cmu.edu/pub/tools/tcpdump) (usage: tcpdump -Trpc2 host <client> and host <server>) > Bye Thomas CU, JanReceived on 1998-09-28 12:48:00