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Hello, I've recently set up my first coda install, mostly just for testing. The task was somewhat daunting (mostly because the available documentation is out of date), but ultimately successful, sort of. After setting the server up, creating a couple accounts, and creating a volume, I find that I'm unable to authenticate to the coda server on the host on which the server runs. I am able to authenticate from another machine, however, and thereafter am able to access the volumes in the cell as desired from this non-server system. Here is an sample of what gets logged in /vice/auth2/AuthLog on trying to authenticate from the host on which the server is running, after which ctokens shows no tokens, and attempts to do anything to files in the volume fails with Permission Denied errors: - 18:04:16 In PWGetKeys() 18:04:16 vid = 1000 18:04:16 vid = 1000 18:04:16 AuthNewConn(0x13, 0, 66, 2, 1000) - Here's the log of a successful authentication, from the other host. Does this tell anybody anything? - 18:43:13 In PWGetKeys() 18:43:13 vid = 1000 18:43:13 vid = 1000 18:43:13 AuthNewConn(0x3a8f, 0, 66, 2, 1000) - Any suggestions? Here's the info on the systems: Server: Debian GNU/Linux x86 3.0r1 Relevant packages, installed from coda.cs.cmu.edu via apt-get: coda-client 6.0.3-1 librpc23 1.20 librvm1 1.8 liblwp2 1.10 coda-server 6.0.3-1 coda-update 6.0.3-1 rvm-tools 1.8 Client-only box: Debian GNU/Linux x86 3.0r1 Relevant packages, installed from coda.cs.cmu.edu via apt-get: ii coda-client 6.0.3-1 Client for the Coda distributed file system ii librpc23 1.20 Remote procedure call library ii librvm1 1.8 Recoverable Virtual Memory ii liblwp2 1.10 LWP thread library Thank you in advance, Richard KreuterReceived on 2003-11-06 18:58:22