Hi, Peter:
  Thanks for the reply, and the warning;) As I said, I am still in th
e early planning stage. In fact, I am not doing any formal testing till
Kernel 2.2 come out.(I understand that 2.2 will have native support for
Coda. right?) At the moment, I am just looking for as many possiblilities
as possible.
Thanks
  Yuxin






> 
> 
> > 2) Is there plan for a quick method of reconstructing SCM in case of
> > total failure? 
> 
> Yes. As long as you back up a few  databases.
> 
> 3) By browsing the list, it seems that CODA volumn can
> > be exported via SAMBA, what about netatalk? We have a significent
> > number of Mac users.  
> 
> It would probably require a little hack, when I last tried it, it didn't
> work.
> 
> 4) We have lots of multimedia files been
> > shuffled around. These are rountinely over 10MB in size. Would this
> > affect the computation for cache size? BTW, the clients will access
> > the files only through SAMBA/NETATALK/CVS, so the only coda clients
> > will be the two linux servers;) One running samba/netatalk, the other
> > cvs. And they act as backup for each other.
> 
> I hope that you first play around _quite_ a bit with Coda before
> entrusting your data to it.  It's possible to use it, but it's not a
> totally robust system.
> 
> 
> - Peter -
> 
> > 
> > Thanks for any reply.
> >   Yuxin
> > 
>