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Paulo Andre wrote: > Hi, > > I've been trying to get a coda server and client to happily talk to > each other but unfortunately it's been proving difficult. Everything > seems to be installed OK on both machines, and I can 'clog' just fine >> from the client into the server. But then when I try to read /coda it > just hangs for about a minute and bombs out with: > > prla_at_citidesk1:/var/lib/coda/cache$ ls /coda > ls: /coda/193.137.121.129: No such device > > With 193.137.121.129 being the coda server. A quick glance at > /var/log/messages on the client tells me that: So far as I know you have to configure a DNS Server or a /etc/hosts and work with names, because coda works with realms. For example a setup with one coda server: /etc/hosts # the server 193.137.121.129 myhostname.myrealm.com myhostname # the client 193.137.121.130 myhostname-client.myrealm.com myhostname-client When I do: # clog myuser # ls -la /coda/ total 12 dr-xr-xr-x 1 root nfsnobody 2048 Jan 17 10:38 . drwxr-xr-x 24 root root 4096 Dec 8 11:19 .. drwxr-xr-x 1 root nfsnobody 2048 Jan 16 09:58 clusty1.mytest.de And for venus: You should run: # venus-setup myhostname.myrealm.com 50000 And then check /etc/coda/venus.conf realm="myhostname.myrealm.com" realmtab=/etc/coda/realms and /etc/coda/realms myhostname.myrealm.com myhostname.myrealm.com The client and the server should not run on the same server... Hope that helps, but actually I am not sure in your case. Cheers, AchimReceived on 2007-01-17 04:54:29