Hi,

I am working on a setup that looks easy:
one server, some clients.
I got coda up and running on the server,
a local client can work with /coda fine.

The client setup troubles me,
after venus-setup I get happily 

	/etc/services already has new services registered! Good.
	/etc/services ready for Coda

but venus -init shows the dreaded

	[...]
	04:48:21 Initial LRDB allocation
	04:48:21 Getting Root Volume information...

using strace I get 
	[...]
	sin_family=AF_INET, sin_port=htons(2432), 
	sin_addr=inet_addr("server IP adress here")}}, 16) = 297
and 
	recvfrom(6, 0x8160ae4, 4360, 0, 0x15059f10, 0x15059f0c) 
		= -1 ECONNREFUSED (Connection refused)

but as far as I can tell all daemons are present
on the server side:

	root      4271  0.0  0.7  1996 1000 ?        S    17:01   0:00 auth2            
	root      4279  0.0  0.3  1432  460 ?        S    17:01   0:00 rpc2portmap
	root      4286  0.0  0.8  2116 1016 ?        S    17:01   0:00 updatesrv
	root      4288  0.0  0.7  2092  984 ?        S    17:01   0:00 updateclnt -h aip
	root      4296  0.0 63.8 82744 79856 ?       S<   17:01   0:00 codasrv

netstat -ap shows the following ports open: 

	udp  server.TechF:codasrv-se *:*   4296/codasrv   
	udp  server.TechFak.:codasrv *:*   4296/codasrv   
	udp  *:2218                  *:*   4288/updateclnt
	udp  *:2217                  *:*   4288/updateclnt
	udp  *:2216                  *:*   4286/updatesrv 
	udp  *:2215                  *:*   4286/updatesrv 
	udp  *:rpc2portmap           *:*   4279/rpc2portma
	udp  *:codaauth2             *:*   4271/auth2     
	udp  *:venus-se              *:*   3042/venus     
	udp  *:venus                 *:*   3042/venus 

Now, where should I continue debugging ?
Did I get it correct that venus is trying to contact 
codasrv on the UDP Port 2432 without success,
even though it seems that codasrv is listening.

Any ideas ? 

Any help appreciated,
yours,
Steffen

Coda is 5.3.10, Systems are SuSE linux/i386 6.3 and 7.0,
kernel 2.2.13 and 2.2.16,
using glibc-2.1.2-24 and 2.1.3-141 respectively.