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Hello, I am trying an experiment with a client connected to a server via a software VPN on a dialup connection to see how usable coda will be over severely reduced bandwidth connections. My effective speed on the connection is approximately 28000 bps, and I cant seem to get coda to resynchronize successfully on a particular directory (i.e. lots of timeouts, and messages like "connection::bandwidth xxxxxx 520 815 1882 ( 08:23:22 )" from codacon). I have tried "cfs strong", "cfs wr", disconnect/reconnect. Is there some setting/command/configuration to make low bandwidth connections work more reliably? I'm using version 5.3.1 linux on server and client. Here are some (maybe relevant) messages from venus.log: [ D(34) : 0000 : 08:39:51 ] *** Long Running NewConnectFS: code = 0, elapsed = 2880.3 *** [ D(34) : 0000 : 08:39:52 ] *** Long Running (Multi)GetTime: code = 0, elapsed = 1019.9 *** [ D(02) : 0252 : 08:39:53 ] NotifyUserOfServerBandwidthEvent [ V(05) : 0264 : 08:39:55 ] *** Long Running NewConnectFS: code = 0, elapsed = 1620.2 *** [ D(02) : 0253 : 08:40:00 ] NotifyUserOfServerBandwidthEvent codacon command (I obscured host info): BeginRvmTruncate (16, 220, I) ( 08:39:02 ) EndRvmTruncate ( 08:39:02 ) Probe ( 08:39:44 ) NewConnectFS host1 ( 08:39:48 ) NewConnection host1 ( 08:39:49 ) BackProbe host1 ( 08:39:50 ) Probe ( 08:39:51 ) BackProbe host1 ( 08:39:52 ) connection::bandwidth host1 445 708 1729 ( 08:39:53 ) NewConnectFS host1 ( 08:39:53 ) BackProbe host1 ( 08:39:54 ) ValidateVols rootvol [1] ( 08:39:56 ) connection::bandwidth host1 450 679 1379 ( 08:40:00 ) BeginRvmFlush (1, 2088, T) ( 08:40:39 ) EndRvmFlush ( 08:40:39 ) -- Ron Lawrence Ron.Lawrence_at_LastFoot.comReceived on 1999-10-06 11:06:03