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Dear Coda Experts, I use coda for my laptop, often connected via a "not-so-fast" wireless link to the server. I use my music-collection from that server and play the music via amarok. In principle the files should only be read while playing, which would mean, venus should accumulate my favourite tracks and have all of them in the cache without changes. But to my impression, that coda writes back the (relatively large) files much too often, causing delays and interruptions. What I definitly know is, that the files written to the server are bit-identical to their original version. Can someone explain, what condition triggers venus to start writing back the file (Why?), which calls have to happen: fopen("file","w"); close(), is a write() necessary. And when does this happen (the close() call?). I'm in the process to debug this. It might be that amarok does something wrong, but I'm not sure. TIA MartinReceived on 2007-03-23 05:09:18