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Your venus is no longer running. Start it with venus -init to be sure it forgets state. On Thu, 11 Feb 1999, sean dreilinger wrote: > i have coda client and server working nicely on the same machine. but > when i try to setup venus on a remote client to access this new server, > it dies. > > the same remote venus client machine can be pointed at the CMU > testserver with much better results. this is with reboot, remove/install > of venus RPM, and re-run of the appropriate venus-setup command between > attempts. > > only fishy thing i can find is the response to the cfs checkservers > command, when run on the remote client box it gives: > > # cfs checkservers > Contacting servers ..... > VIOCCKSERV: No such file or directory > > is there something i have to do on the remote client side to account for > the ``two secret tokens of _exactly_ 8 characters'' that i used when > installing the server? > > anyone seen this before and have a clue for me? > > TIA > --sean > sean dreilinger, mlis > mailto:sean_at_durak.org > http://durak.org/sean > > # venus > > Date: Thu 02/11/99 > > 13:38:34 /usr/coda/LOG initialized at size 0x86f9c > 13:38:34 /usr/coda/DATA initialized at size 0x21be70 > 13:38:34 brain-wiping recoverable store > 13:38:35 loading recoverable store > 13:38:35 starting VSGDB scan > 13:38:35 0 vsg entries in table > 13:38:35 0 vsg entries on free-list > 13:38:35 starting VDB scan > 13:38:35 1 vol entries in table (0 MLEs) > 13:38:35 0 vol entries on free-list (0 MLEs) > 13:38:35 starting FSDB scan (833, 20000) (25, 75, 4) > 13:38:35 0 cache files in table (0 blocks) > 13:38:35 833 cache files on free-list > 13:38:36 starting HDB scan > 13:38:36 0 hdb entries in table > 13:38:36 0 hdb entries on free-list > 13:38:36 Initial LRDB allocation > 13:38:37 Venus starting... > Killed >Received on 1999-02-11 14:10:00