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On Mon, 2 Nov 1998 jaharkes_at_cs.cmu.edu wrote: > Only root and the console user can make hoard commands, but on linux there > are multiple VC's and therefore there is (possibly) not a single console user. > That's why the primaryuser flag is used. good to know ;-) > I assume you replaced the number 500 with your user id and vmm:root with your > rootvolume name. That's right. > Is by any chance the volume a non-replicated one? (i.e. you used createvol to > create the volume?) Non-replicated volumes cannot be cached in disconnected > mode because thay are missing some attributes that are essential in detecting > conflicts. That was the problem, the files were in cache, but I couldn't work on it. Now I used files in a replicated volume ... and I can work disconnect. > We have explicitly removed createvol from 4.6.6 and 4.7.x releases to avoid > confusion. Despite the name, a replicated volume does not have to be > replicated across on multiple servers. It's really confusing. But I still have a problem. Since I updated to coda-4.6.6 I can't return from disconnected mode. cfs reconnect and cfs writerecconect don't have any effect. cfs cs finds the server down. btw. What's the difference between a replicated volume and a volume replicated across 2 or more servers? Carsten Carsten Ranfeld Carsten.Ranfeld_at_informatik.tu-chemnitz.de ESC :%s/windows/linux/gReceived on 1998-11-03 18:00:13