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Hi, we recently had a problem with StarOffice on a Sun NFS Server. After we solved that, I tried SO on coda again. Works now. Problem is the inode problem with 2.2 kernel and also file locking, To solve 1): Don't install to coda file system. <bad hack> venus stop mkdir /coda/staroffice ( on your ext2 root partition!!!!) or link /coda/staroffice to 300MB free space install with -net into /coda/staroffice tar czvf /tmp/so.tgz /coda/staroffice rm -rf /coda/staroffice venus start tar xzvf so.tgz <bad /hack> to solve 2): edit /coda/staroffice/program/[setup|soffice] and remove comment from export STAR_PROFILE_LOCKING_DISABLED=1 ... and bob is your uncle ! The idea has been taken from the Solaris README for StarOffice. And another step towards world-domination for coda. If only we'd get mysqld to work... So long, Steffen ========================================================================= >Jan Harkes (jaharkes_at_cs.cmu.edu) wrote: >Thu, 25 Jan 2001 12:09:27 -0500 > >On Thu, Jan 25, 2001 at 05:00:47PM +0100, Steffen Neumann wrote: >> >> Just as addendum I found the reference, >> it's german magazine c't, (15) 2000 p.198 >> >> Main point is that (for NFS) it is sufficient >> to disable locking via a mount option. >> >> Below a babelfish translation... > >I had to translate that back into german to be able to understand it ;) > >Coda does not support any locking. I'm not sure what StarOffice is >trying to do, but if it can't cope with EOPNOTSUP... > >JanReceived on 2001-02-20 05:33:00