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On Fri, Sep 03, 1999 at 10:24:41PM -0400, avenger wrote: > How dumb of me..well sorta. Somehow that program never got installed on > my machine even though it's on my home machine. After that..everything > works and venus mounts the volume, now I guess there is more to set up > that I need to read cuz I can't just create files in that directory. > > --Aaron The default permissions on new volumes are such that unauthenticated user only have read/lookup permissions. If the auth2 daemon is running on the server, you should be able to get an authentication token. $ clog -h <server> <admin-user-name> Password: changeme $ ctokens ...blah... Coda user id: ... Expiration time: ... $ Normally just running 'clog' is enough, it pulls the first server it sees in /usr/coda/etc/vstab, and uses the username of the person that started the app. If it fails, check if the auth2 daemon is running, and if /vice/auth/AuthLog gives some indication that a connection was made. JanReceived on 1999-09-04 00:35:52