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Le Sat, 10 Oct 2009 00:27:21 -0400, > Frederic Praca wrote: > > Hello guys, > > I finally repaired my coda file system thanks to this mail > > (http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu/maillists/codalist/codalist-2006/7900.html ). > > > > Now, I'm looking for a safe way to change the hostname of the > > server the SCM is running on. > > > I guess this name change implies an ip-address change as well. No, in fact, it's only a problem with my sendmail configuration which forces me to change my hostname to a public FQDN. > Changing the name isn't that hard, just edit the /vice/db/servers > file on the SCM and /vice/db/hostname on the server whose name is > changing. If the name of the SCM changes, you also need to > update /vice/srv/scm. > > After editing these files the changes should automatically propagate > to all servers, if that isn't happening, restart the update daemons. > Then restart the Coda servers, the name-to-address resolution only > happens at startup, so they won't pick up the new server address > until all of them have been restarted. That's what I've done last time I tried. > Finally (the most painful part) all clients need to be reinitialized, > otherwise even if they successfully pick up the new addresses they > will keep trying to reconnect to the old server address. Aha, forgot that last time, that could explain a lot of problems I got. Now it works, thanks for help > Jan FredReceived on 2009-10-12 05:33:57