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On Wed, Oct 27, 2004 at 04:53:19PM +0200, lis Tams wrote: > Hi all! I'm quite new to coda. I messed up with the documentation, > everywhere referenced the word: "realm". Can someone exactly tell me, > what a realm really is? (the realm has a name, with a coda cell can be > referenced?) I guess the best description is that a realm is an administrative domain, similar to an AFS cell, or a Kerberos realm, but for a group of Coda file servers which share the same volume/user/group databases. > also I got an error message while tried to install a coda server on my > debian machine, and try clog: > > Unable to resolve addresses for Coda auth2 servers in realm '' You didn't specify the realm on the clog command line (clog @realm, or even clog user_at_realm) so it tried to get a default name out of the /etc/coda/venus.conf file. However that isn't set, I think I set the debconf priority too low for most people to actually ever see the question. try 'dpkg-reconfigure coda-client' > 17:17:39 No file vicetab file db/vicetab found. > > Assertion failed: 0, file "partition.c", line 89 > EXITING! Bye! > > While my db/vicetab exists and contains: > nagytestver /mnt/shared ftree width=32,depth=4 Hmm, that is strange. Could you try 'strace -e chdir,open codasrv', the server should at some point 'chdir("/vice")' and then try to 'open("db/vicetab", O_RDONLY)'. I'm curious what kind of error it got on either of those. JanReceived on 2004-10-28 17:31:03