> After expending all this time and energy, it turns out I was just
> getting the srv command wrong. And even after typing the command
> about 1000 times, hoping it would work, it never occurred to me that
> I should be using the port number. What a dope.
i didn't see a mistake in what you were typing. this works
for me
srv il!buda!9fs buda
however, if i do this
; 9fs sources
; bind -a '#I' /net.alt
; bind -a '#l0' /net.alt
; mount -a '#s/dns' /net.alt
; /n/sources/plan9/386/bin/cs -f $ndbfile -x /net.alt
; echo $ndbfile
/lib/ndb/local
; /n/sources/plan9/386/bin/ndb/cs -f $ndbfile -x /net.alt
; srv /net.alt/il!192.168.0.139!9fs budacon
srv: dial /net.alt/il!192.168.0.139!9fs: connection rejected
i think the problem is that ndb/cs has forgotten how to il.
add this back into cs, and you'll be good to go:
- erik
----
enum
{
Nilfast,
Ntcp,
Nil,
Nudp,
Nicmp,
Nicmpv6,
Nrudp,
Ntelco,
};
/*
* net doesn't apply to (r)udp, icmp(v6), or telco (for speed)
*/
Network network[] = {
[Ntcp] { "tcp", iplookup, iptrans, 0, 0 },
[Nilfast] { "il", iplookup, iptrans, 0, 1 },
[Nil] { "il", iplookup, iptrans, 0, 0 },
[Nudp] { "udp", iplookup, iptrans, 1, 0 },
[Nicmp] { "icmp", iplookup, iptrans, 1, 0 },
[Nicmpv6] { "icmpv6", iplookup, iptrans, 1, 0 },
[Nrudp] { "rudp", iplookup, iptrans, 1, 0 },
[Ntelco] { "telco", telcolookup, telcotrans, 1, 0 },
{ 0 },
};
