in addition to Christian's response, note that if you have a /srv/fscons file, you can 'con /srv/fscons' to get at an interactive console where you can give the srv and listen commands to test the effect without rebooting.
if it's not there, just make the change like Christian said and estart fossil (which will involve rebooting if it's your root fs). a
--- Begin Message ---On May 21, 11:26 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Steve Simon) wrote: > > boot: can't connect to file server: dial tcp!<ip file server>!564: > > connection refused > > Is your fileserver listening for 9p connections? > > try "netstat | grep 9fs" on the file server. > > If this fails you probably need to add the line > "srv fossil" to your fossil config (using fossil/conf); > See fossil(1). > > -Steve thanks for your answer... i tried "netstat | grep 9fs" on my file server but it failed, after i did "fossil/conf /dev/sdC0/fossil" and it printed : fsys main config /dev/sdC0/fossil fsys main open -c 1500 fsys main snaptime -s 60 -a 0500 -t 2880; so i can see that the lines: srv fossil listen tcp!*!564 are missing, it's probably that i forgot to do something before,but i don't know what....so how can i add that lines??? thanks, armando
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