On Thu, 10 Jul 2003, Jan Harkes wrote:
Hi,

I did these things are listed below and the result was not satisfying,
the first thing was that the hostname and the name in the scm-file were 
different. After I corrected the settings in server.conf appeared the 
following failure-message:




> On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 03:57:07PM +0200, Marko Klaus wrote:
> >  i have a nasty problem, I installed everything and succeded with 
> > vice-setup, but i can't create a root volume. The SrvLog says that 
> > 
> > CheckVRDB: Could not open VRDB
> 
> That is normal when there are no volumes yet.
> 
> > SrvErr says that 
> > 
> > Could not open key 2 file: No such file or directory
> 
> Ignore that, it has something to do with rotating the auth2.tk, which is
> used to encode the Coda authentication tokens, on a daily basis.
> 
> > When I try to create a root-vol:
> > 
> > createvol_rep coda_root E0000100 /vicepa
> > /usr/sbin/createvol_rep: ELF: command not found
> 
> That "ELF: command not found" message is unusual. The only way to find
> out what is responsible for this line is to run
> 
>     sh -x createvol_rep coda_root ...
> 
> 
> > V_BindToServer: binding to host desaster
> > RPC2NewBinding to server desaster failed with RPC2Binding(F)
> 
> Check the SCM server name in /vice/db/scm, I guess that would be
> desaster. Check if the name resolves to the right ip-address and whether
> volutil can connect.
> 
>     cat /vice/db/scm
>     host `cat /vice/db/scm`
>     volutil dumpvrdb /tmp/vrlist
>     volutil -h `cat /vice/db/scm` dumpvrdb /tmp/vrlist
> 
> Both of those variants of volutil should succeed if your server is up
> and running. The first connects to the ip-address of localhost and the
> second to the ip-address of desaster.
> 
> Jan
>