I tried the new SuSE 8.0. Coda ran quite good (all daemons were running,
replicated volumes worked), but _extremely_ slow (about 1 minute for 1 MB).
After fixing some problems, the situation didn't get better. There were
also (as with my RedHat and Debian Problems) no helpful answers.

I give up now (tried four different distributions and lots of versions). I
am also interessted for what you dropped coda in favor of ...

Stephan





Jan Bruvoll <jan_at_bruvoll.com> on 03.07.2002 16:20:00

To:    srickaue_at_mail.eds.ch, codalist_at_coda.cs.cmu.edu
cc:

Subject:    Re: updatesrv not starting


On Wed, 2002-07-03 at 15:15, srickaue_at_mail.eds.ch wrote:
> My results with Debian (potato and woody): After trying to launch
> "updatesrv" it dies with "neighbour table overflow" (libc6 2.2.5). Using
> libc6 2.1.3 I have the same as on Redhat: No error messages and also no
> running daemon ...

I seem to remember you mentioning trying a SuSE version... which one did
you try? I got Coda up and running on a patched 7.1 version (patched as
in all the updates included), and it worked more or less directly
out-of-the-box. I chose to drop Coda because the constraints on file
server size (COME ON GUYS - nobody sets up a file server with 50Gb of
disk!), but that is another story...

Best regards,
Jan