Michael,

I think we fixed this - it is a bug. Pull down

coda-4.7.?.tgz from 

carissimi.coda.cs.cmu.edu:/pub/peter

I suggest that we first concentrate on file repair. Those utilities
are in coda-src/egasr and are fairly easy to understand (I recommend
you look at the source).

I have done a little more on the pioctl code and played a little with
PerlTk.  It would be good to have a SpecPerl going. 

- Peter -







Michael Stone writes:
 > I created a directory /coda/project/temp, then I tried to create a conflict by
 > doing a 'cfs wd' on two client machines. On each machine I created one common
 > and one unique file. I reconnected one machine, then the other. On the second
 > machine I now have this (as I should, right?):
 > 
 > > ls -l /coda/project/temp
 > lr--r--r--   1 root     nogroup        27 Nov 10 20:24 /coda/project/temp ->
 > @7f000000.0000004d.0000388b
 > 
 > When I run repair I get this: 
 > 
 > repair > begin /coda/project/temp
 >  ENABLEREPAIR: /coda/project/temp/: Not a directory
 > 
 > Now I'm confused. If I run 'cfs br' I get the global and local directories,
 > but I can't find any docs on what to do from there (everything points to the
 > repair tool).
 > 
 > Mike Stone