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Hi Fredrik, On Sun, Dec 07, 2008 at 01:25:17PM +0100, Fredrik Roubert wrote: > It seems to me that the Coda client upon first connecting to a server > caches the server's IP address so that if the server later changes IP > address, the client won't do a new DNS lookup but continue trying to > connect to the old IP address. Is that so? If so, is there any way to That's right. > get a client to update the IP address of a server? (It is, of course, > possible to re-initialize the client, but that will loose the cache.) Unfortunately to the best of my knowledge not any reliable way. As for today you should reinit all your clients when a server you are using changes its adress. This is going to improve but the corresponding fix is a hard one and will take time. At reinit you may want to keep a copy of the old cache contents and supply it to venus via mklka. If you are using the current Aetey's Coda client installer ("cocli", http://www.aetey.se/index.php?Static&pg=CodaInstHowto ), it will take care of this operation when you reinit with -i flag (but will not if you use -I). Regards, RuneReceived on 2008-12-07 11:17:27