Hello.

I recently started playing with Coda and I've run into
a snag.  I've got both client and server setup on one machine.
I can start the server and the client.  And I can even authenticate.
However when I 'cd /coda', and initially there is nothing there of course,
I can't create files..... as any user.  Any ideas of whats wrong here?
(Sorry, I guess this is kind of a luser question, but......)
Here's some details that might help:

[root@nexus6 sbin]# ./pdbtool  
pdbtool> list
USER System
  *  id: 1
  *  belongs to groups: [ -2 ]
  *  cps: [ -2 1 ]
  *  owns groups: [ -2 ]
USER benr
  *  id: 500
  *  belongs to groups: [ -3 -1 ]
  *  cps: [ -3 -1 500 ]
  *  owns goups: [ -3 ]
USER coda
  *  id: 512
  *  belongs to groups: [ -1 ]
  *  cps: [ -1 512 ]
  *  owns groups: [ -1 ]
USER tammy
  *  id: 514
  *  belongs to groups: [ -3 ]
  *  cps: [ -3 514 ]
  *  owns no groups
GROUP cuddletech OWNED BY benr
  *  id: -3
  *  owner id: 500
  *  belongs to no groups
  *  cps: [ -3 ]
  *  has members: [ 500 514 ]
GROUP System:AnyUser OWNED BY System
  *  id: -2
  *  owner id: 1
  *  belongs to no groups
  *  cps: [ -2 ]
  *  has members: [ 1 ]
GROUP System:Administrators OWNED BY coda
  *  id: -1
  *  owner id: 512
  *  belongs to no groups
  *  cps: [ -1 ]
  *  has members: [ 500 512 ]
pdbtool> quit
[root@nexus6 sbin]# clog coda
username: coda
Password: 
15:42:21 root acquiring Coda tokens!
[root@nexus6 sbin]# cd /coda
[root@nexus6 /coda]# ls
[root@nexus6 /coda]# mkdir new
mkdir: cannot create directory `new': Permission denied
[root@nexus6 /coda]# touch something
touch: creating `something': Permission denied
[root@nexus6 /coda]# clog benr
username: benr
Password: 
15:42:46 root acquiring Coda tokens!
[root@nexus6 /coda]# cd /coda
[root@nexus6 /coda]# ls
[root@nexus6 /coda]# mkdir new
mkdir: cannot create directory `new': Permission denied
[root@nexus6 /coda]# touch something
touch: creating `something': Permission denied



One thing to note: Venus starts just fine.  However, When I start Codasrv I don't see 
a proccess for it (ps -ef | grep coda).  But I never see complaints about it.  Syslog 
doesn't seem to show any signs of problems.  The rpc2, auth, and other proccesses run 
and can be seen just fine......

I'm stumped.

Thanx.

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