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On Wed, Apr 11, 2001 at 11:51:29AM +0100, Dermot Cassidy wrote: > To cut a long story short there's a problem with the startup script. > Changing the relevant lines as follows sorts the problem out > (originals hashed out): > > #updateclnt -h `cat ${VICE}/db/scm` -q coda_udpsrv & > updateclnt -h `cat ${VICE}/db/scm` & > > #updatesrv -p ${VICE}/db & > updatesrv -p ${VICE} & Actually the updatesrv could even be started without arguments. This must have been hell to figure out. I've applied your changes to the rc.vice.in script in CVS. > '-q' was an outdated option. Also although the latest documentation > I have says that the coda client install places the following entries > in /etc/services: What documentation is that? I'd like to correct it. These are the portnumbers we used before IANA allocated a block of ports for us, which happened almost three years ago... The SCM in our "production environmont" is a linux machine. And when we set up an experimental test-cell we usually don't go for the whole replicated setup. That is why we never noticed the incorrect updatesrv startup. JanReceived on 2001-04-11 09:09:36