I'm trying to get coda running on a FreeBSD 4.2 system. I used the
ports to install the coda client and server on a machine, and the client
on a couple of other FreeBSD 4.1.1 or 4.2 machines.
The version of Coda I have came from coda-5.3.9.tgz.
The installs were successful. I started the server by typing:
/usr/local/etc/rc.d/rc.vice start
I ran vice-setup and answered the questions. It said that it was
successful.
It starts the proper programs:
Clarke# ps ax | egrep 'codasrv|auth2|rpc2portmap|updatesrv|updateclnt'
986 ?? Ss 0:00.00 rpc2portmap
990 ?? Is 0:00.00 /usr/local/sbin/auth2
1006 ?? S<s 0:00.29 codasrv
1007 ?? Ss 0:00.01 updateclnt -h Clarke -q coda_udpsrv
1008 ?? Ss 0:00.00 updatesrv -p /vice/db
Here are the various log file tails:
Clarke# tail SrvLog
12:03:30 ResLWP-1 just did a rvmlib_set_thread_data()
12:03:30 VolUtilLWP 0 just did a rvmlib_set_thread_data()
12:03:30 VolUtilLWP 1 just did a rvmlib_set_thread_data()
12:03:30 Starting SmonDaemon timer
12:03:30 File Server started Wed Nov 8 12:03:30 2000
Clarke# tail SrvErr
could not open key 2 file: No such file or directory
Clarke# tail /vice/auth2/AuthLog
11:47:19 Server successfully started
11:50:44 Terminate signal received .......quitting
Starting Auth Server......
Date: Wed 11/08/2000
12:03:30 Reallocing from 100 to 6000
12:03:30 Server successfully started
The other files mentioned in the howto do not exist: /vice/srv/portmaplog
/vice/srv/UpdateClntLog /vice/srv/UpdateLog.
Searching the mailing list, Jan Harkes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
The key-2 file is not important
so I'll assume that it is not necessary (valid assumption?).
So, why does cmon imply the server is not running? I can use cmon to
connect to testserver.coda.cs.cmu.edu and get data.
Kenneth Ingham
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
