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Hello! I have read the Coda-wiki page with Jan Harkes arguments against installing coda server and coda client on the same host. If I get it right the problem is that client checks the response time of the server to solve is it disconnected or not. If the server does not respond during the period of time equals "typical response time" times "some unknown multiplier" times "number of retries" then the client mark this server as disconnected. When both server and client reside on the same machine typical response time is about zero. So in the moments when the server is busy swapping its data to disk this response time can be easily overcome and the client disconnects. But my question is : suppose we have two replicated servers one of which is resided on the same machine as the client. If the client thinks that this one server is disconnected wouldn't it try another server? Or is the "zero response time" applied for this server too? Can we disable disconnection check on the client (suppose we have an environment where all connections are physically strong) so it would never disconnect even if it "hangs"? MKondrinReceived on 2005-10-24 07:57:56