On Tue, Jul 13, 2004 at 09:29:11PM -0500, Troy Benjegerdes wrote:
> Has anyone successfully run coda on a big-endian machine?
> 
> I just built it and set up a server on a ppc and x86 machine (the ppc
> box is the SCM), and I can't seem to authenticate.
> 
> I'm also haveing some strange problems.. I can access
> /coda/x86-server-fqdn, but not /coda/ppc-server-fqdn.. I get
> 'unreachable ppc-server-fqdn' messages on the output of codacon on a ppc
> machine.
> 
> Also, the '-h' argument to clog does not seem to work.

Okay, I'm still having some issues with the _codasrv._udp realm stuff..
I think this is why I'm having problems authenticating.

Also, I've now gotten venus into a state (again) where it crashes on
startup.. 

#2  <signal handler called>
#3  vsgent::KillMgrpMember (this=0x838f8f0, addr=0x8169f64) at
vsg.cc:186
#4  0x0809fd34 in repvol::DownMember (this=0x5086b508, host=0x838f8f0)
    at venusvol.cc:1432
#5  0x0809fcac in volrep::DownMember (this=0x5086b508, host=0x8169f64)
    at venusvol.cc:1418
#6  0x0809e2e1 in vdb::DownEvent (this=0x50a42e88, host=0x8169f64)
    at venusvol.cc:722
#7  0x0805099f in srvent::Reset (this=0x8169f50) at comm.cc:1072
#8  0x0804eb9f in GetServer (host=0x5086b34c, realmid=1351005384) at
comm.cc:531
#9  0x080a0bb5 in volrep::ResetTransient (this=0x5086b308) at
venusvol.h:676
#10 0x0809c764 in VolInit () at venusvol.cc:205
#11 0x080968e8 in main (argc=137951472, argv=0x838f8f0) at venus.cc:184
(gdb) The program is running.  Quit anyway (and detach it)? (y or n) y


On another note... apparently with the debian packages if I remove the
coda-client package (--purge) and reinstall it, it wipes out
/etc/coda/server.conf.

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software stuff and not get a real job. Charles Shultz had the best answer:

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because life wouldn't have any meaning for them if they didn't. That's why
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