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On Wed, Mar 31, 1999 at 12:16:16PM -0500, Peter J. Braam wrote: > > - how can I do to know if the two server are communicating ? > > I tried to copy 1,5Gb on data in /coda, but after a 1Gb the copy fail, so I > > have this doubt : > > Well the best test to see if it is working is to use two clients. You > create some files using the first client, by copying them into /coda and > then look at those files from the other client. If that works, they are > on the server. This work fine to test if the scm work, but I want to know if all server works. I think that my problem was that I had created only one volume. > > > - if I have two server with each 1Gb, I have a total of 2Gb, or the second > > server take a copy of scm data ? > > You should try to divide you file tree into volumes, and put some > volumes on one server, some on another. Have you read the HOWTO? Of course ! Now I think to understand. I will try next week when I come back to university... > You cannot list two scm's because they fall into different cells, and > the system would get _very_ confused. You _can_ list both servers you > have in the vstab. Now I'm really confused ! :-( I understand that I must list only one scm server, but what apart from that ? > So simo.ddns.org,testserver.coda.cmu.cs.edu is not a good idea. This is ok. -- Undergraduate student of Computer Science PGP public key : finger celli_at_cs.unibo.it http://caristudenti.cs.unibo.it/~celliReceived on 1999-04-01 09:11:56