(Illustration by Gaich Muramatsu)
On Tue, Nov 09, 1999 at 04:29:22PM +0100, Alan Scheinine wrote: > I have installed coda 5.3.3 and unpacked and reorganized many > files and directories of the package MPI. Now I want to see > those directories on all other computer that run venus. > How long do I have to wait? Hours? For a newly created > directory on one machine, the other machine give me the error > $ ls /coda/software/MPI > ls: /coda/software/MPI: Connection timed out Hi Alan, Your probably (very likely) running either one or both Coda clients in disconnected mode. 'cfs lv /coda' should give some information like the connection state of the volume and how many modifications were made during the disconnection. You need to get an authentication token, as Coda refuses to reintegrate when the user is not logged in. Some useful tools: codacon, connects to venus and shows things like server disconnections. clog, used to get the authentication token. cfs cs, force venus to check whether the servers are alive. cfs lv, show volume status. Just grab the Coda-HOWTO from the website, it contains more of this useful stuff. JanReceived on 1999-11-09 11:10:00