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On Tue, Dec 10, 2002 at 10:32:35PM -0800, Michael Loftis wrote: > Not even sure how I ended up with inconsistencies but I did (I've only got > one client and one server so...) Anyway on the client I attempt to doa > repair, and get the following output: > > repair > beginrepair > Pathname of object in conflict? []: /coda/click/click-1.2.4/conf > VIOCGETVOLSTAT /coda/click/click-1.2.4/conf/global failed > Could not allocate replica list > beginrepair failed. > repair > > > I have a feeling this has to do with the fact that I'm running > write-disconnect (cfs wd) and none of the click/* directory actually exists > yet on the server. In that case it is also likely that your shell is preventing us from turning the /coda/click/click-1.2.4/ directory into a dangling symlink and you aren't really looking at the conflict that needs to be repaired. Whenever I hit a conflict and have repair problems, I tend to exit all shells and programs that are likely to be somewhere in the volume with the conflict. Then, I 'cd' to /coda, do 'ls', and repeat until I see a dangling symlink. Repair only works when you are connected to the servers, but even when write-disconnected you should be able to see objects on the server. JanReceived on 2002-12-11 12:16:10