I was running the (hideously hinting of future timesinkage) Loki Software demo of Myth II for Linux. I have a cluster of about 10 machines set up to share home directories on a Coda cell. Quitting Myth reliably and completely kills both the client and the coda server. I reckon it's related to file locking issues; Myth creates a directory in your home dir that has a bunch of state files, and coda spewed some locking-related information. Unfortunately it didn't log anything the last time it happened and I can't kill the server at the moment to reproduce it or several users would be irritated. Does this ring any bells with anyone? Thanks, Bill Gribble
