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Hello. I recently started playing with Coda and I've run into a snag. I've got both client and server setup on one machine. I can start the server and the client. And I can even authenticate. However when I 'cd /coda', and initially there is nothing there of course, I can't create files..... as any user. Any ideas of whats wrong here? (Sorry, I guess this is kind of a luser question, but......) Here's some details that might help: [root_at_nexus6 sbin]# ./pdbtool pdbtool> list USER System * id: 1 * belongs to groups: [ -2 ] * cps: [ -2 1 ] * owns groups: [ -2 ] USER benr * id: 500 * belongs to groups: [ -3 -1 ] * cps: [ -3 -1 500 ] * owns goups: [ -3 ] USER coda * id: 512 * belongs to groups: [ -1 ] * cps: [ -1 512 ] * owns groups: [ -1 ] USER tammy * id: 514 * belongs to groups: [ -3 ] * cps: [ -3 514 ] * owns no groups GROUP cuddletech OWNED BY benr * id: -3 * owner id: 500 * belongs to no groups * cps: [ -3 ] * has members: [ 500 514 ] GROUP System:AnyUser OWNED BY System * id: -2 * owner id: 1 * belongs to no groups * cps: [ -2 ] * has members: [ 1 ] GROUP System:Administrators OWNED BY coda * id: -1 * owner id: 512 * belongs to no groups * cps: [ -1 ] * has members: [ 500 512 ] pdbtool> quit [root_at_nexus6 sbin]# clog coda username: coda Password: 15:42:21 root acquiring Coda tokens! [root_at_nexus6 sbin]# cd /coda [root_at_nexus6 /coda]# ls [root_at_nexus6 /coda]# mkdir new mkdir: cannot create directory `new': Permission denied [root_at_nexus6 /coda]# touch something touch: creating `something': Permission denied [root_at_nexus6 /coda]# clog benr username: benr Password: 15:42:46 root acquiring Coda tokens! [root_at_nexus6 /coda]# cd /coda [root_at_nexus6 /coda]# ls [root_at_nexus6 /coda]# mkdir new mkdir: cannot create directory `new': Permission denied [root_at_nexus6 /coda]# touch something touch: creating `something': Permission denied One thing to note: Venus starts just fine. However, When I start Codasrv I don't see a proccess for it (ps -ef | grep coda). But I never see complaints about it. Syslog doesn't seem to show any signs of problems. The rpc2, auth, and other proccesses run and can be seen just fine...... I'm stumped. Thanx. brockwood_at_homestead-inc.comReceived on 2002-01-16 18:53:10