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So there is no possibility to do this on FreeBSD ? ;-( On Tue, Feb 13, 2001 at 09:59:21AM -0500, Jan Harkes wrote: > On Tue, Feb 13, 2001 at 02:10:37PM +0100, Piotr K. Isajew wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I'm using coda in two separate networks (two different SCM's on > > two different machines in two separate IP networks). There is no > > (as for now) IP connectivity between those networks. And now my > > question: > > > > Is it possible (and if it is, then how should I do this) to > > configure venus on my mobile PC such, that it would have access to > > the resources of both networks (in example: if I am in the A network, > > then I want to have A volumes connected, and access to B network volumes > > in disconnected mode)? > > Yes and no, at the moment venus and the kernel-module have problems with > multiple realms, because different objects in both realms have the same > object identifiers. However, with the introduction of masquerading > support (client is no longer bound to 2430/udp) and the multiple mount > feature that was introduced in Linux 2.4 a "poor man's" multirealm is > possible. > > Run a second venus with an alternative configuration file, > > /etc/coda/venus2.conf > kerneldevice=/dev/cfs1 > mountpoint=/codarealm2 > masquerade=1 > rvm_log=/usr/coda2/LOG > rvm_data=/usr/coda2/DATA > venus_cache=/usr/coda2/venus.cache > etc.. > > There are still several issues, such as clog which can only pass tokens > to the first venus process. > > Jan >Received on 2001-02-13 11:47:57