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Hello, As I understood, the SCM server is just different from the replicate server in the way it is responsible for the user database and the volume related functionalities. Normally, if the SCM shutdown (due to hardware or network failure), the coda system (client and replicate server) should still running... In a configuration with one volume replicated on two servers, the configuration is : # cat /vice/db/VSGDB E0000100 servint1 E0000102 proxytest E0000103 servint1 proxytest # cat /vice/db/VRList vROOT 7f00000b 1 100000c 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 E0000100 vSHARE 7f00000c 2 100000d 2000004 0 0 0 0 0 0 E0000103 vROOT is the root volume wich will be automaticaly mounted as /coda/my-realm by the client software THE QUESTION IS : what happens during an SCM failure ? The replicated server can still properly work as there is no root volume anymore ? I ask because I ran many inconsistence problems while playing with Coda... In particular when shutting down the SCM. I need to understand, please help. Marc Cassuto.Received on 2004-08-11 04:58:27