>>>>> "Owen" == A V Le Blanc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Owen> This is a directory which is on a read-write volume which is
Owen> not replicated. Am I correct in assuming that ordinary
Owen> volumes of this kind cannot be hoarded, cannot be seen in
Owen> disconnected operations, and cannot be reintegrated
Owen> afterward? Does hoarding and the rest work only with
Owen> replicated volumes?
I don't know what the answer to this is, but I seemed to have to su to
root before hoarding a volume "teach" owned by root (according to ls
-l /coda/Teach, where /coda/Teach is where the volume is mounted),
even though my ordinary user was clog'd to the System:Administrator
(the only Coda user currently in existence). I definitely did cfs
mkmount teach /coda/Teach as root.
"Seem" means I did that and it works, and some other things I tried
did not. I wasn't systematic about it.
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