Nevermind,  fixed it.

Did a "venus-setup pa-wb-001.public 300000" on the scm
for those interested.

-RD


--- redirecting decoy <redirectingdecoy_at_yahoo.com>
wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Slowly, but surely I am building a functioning coda
> system.  However I am still having a few problems.
> So far, I can successfully connect to the coda
> server
> from a client, and write date to a mounted volume. 
> This works fine from the clients.  However, when I
> try
> to access the directories from the SCM, I get a
> variety of different errors.
> 
> I have a volume named "Storage" mounted on:
> /coda/pa-wb-001.public/storage
> I can read, write to the volume from every client I
> have tried so far.
> 
> When I try to do a simple ls /coda/pa-wb-001.public
> on
> the scm machine, I seem to get a host of random
> errors.
> Sometimes, I get "Resource Temporarily Unavailable",
> other times I get "Connection Timed Out", and
> sometimes I even get "Permission Denied".  This is
> very confusing.  I was having similar problems with
> the clients, which I found was caused by my network
> setup on the server.  The server has 2 nics,  1 nic
> on
> 192.168.10.16, the other on 10.1.1.1.  I'm forcing
> coda to work on the 10.1.1.1 address.  This seems to
> have fixed the client problem.  I also changed the
> hosts file so pa-wb-001.public points to 10.1.1.1.  
> 
> The interesting part is the output of codacon when I
> try to do an "ls /coda/pa-wb-001.public":
> 
> Codacon output:
>
-------------------------------------------------------
> ValidateAttrsPlusSHA
> pa-wb-001.public(501bdc88.7f000000.1.1) [0] (
> 11:58:02
> )
> Fetch pa-wb-001.public [2] ( 11:58:02 )
> ValidateAttrsPlusSHA
> pa-wb-001.public(501bdc88.7f000000.1.1) [0] (
> 11:58:03
> )
> Fetch pa-wb-001.public [2] ( 11:58:03 )
> ValidateAttrsPlusSHA
> pa-wb-001.public(501bdc88.7f000000.1.1) [0] (
> 11:58:03
> )
> Fetch pa-wb-001.public [2] ( 11:58:03 )
> ValidateAttrsPlusSHA
> pa-wb-001.public(501bdc88.7f000000.1.1) [0] (
> 11:58:04
> )
> Fetch pa-wb-001.public [2] ( 11:58:04 )
> ValidateAttrsPlusSHA
> pa-wb-001.public(501bdc88.7f000000.1.1) [0] (
> 11:58:06
> )
> Fetch pa-wb-001.public [2] ( 11:58:06 )
> bandwidth 192.168.10.16 976562 1088139 1228501 (
> 11:58:07 )
> ValidateAttrsPlusSHA
> pa-wb-001.public(501bdc88.7f000000.1.1) [0] (
> 11:58:10
> )
> Fetch pa-wb-001.public [2] ( 11:58:10 )
> bandwidth 192.168.10.16 1009081 1089324 1183431 (
> 11:58:12 )
> BeginStatusWalk [190] ( 11:58:47 )
>    [0, 0, 0, 0] [0] ( 11:58:47 )
> NewConnectFS 192.168.10.16 ( 11:58:47 )
> BackProbe 192.168.10.16 ( 11:58:47 )
> bandwidth 192.168.10.16 931098 1146788 1492537 (
> 11:58:47 )
> ValidateAttrsPlusSHA
> pa-wb-001.public(501bdc88.7f000000.1.1) [0] (
> 11:58:47
> )
> EndStatusWalk [190] ( 11:58:47 )
>    [0, 0, 0, 0] [0, 0, 0] [1, 0, 0.0] ( 11:58:47 )
> BeginDataWalk [1] ( 11:58:47 )
> EndDataWalk [1] ( 11:58:47 )
>    [1, 0, 0.0] [0, 0, 0, 0] ( 11:58:47 )
> bandwidth 192.168.10.16 960614 1169590 1494768 (
> 11:58:52 )
>
-------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Now, this looks ok to me, except for the part when
> it's trying to connect to 192.168.10.16.  I don't
> know
> why its trying to connect to that address, since the
> server is on 10.1.1.1.
> 
> If I ping pa-wb-001.public from itself, it does come
> up as 10.1.1.1.   I'm very confused.   Am I on the
> right track here, or totally off ?
> 
> Any help would greatly appreciated. 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> -RD
> 
> 
> 
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