hi again:
thanks very much to everyone who has been writing with suggestions on
making my new coda server work with remote clients. no success with any
of the suggestions so far, but i have another question (sorry!).
the coda server is running on a machine with two ethernet interfaces.
venus cl
I have a coda server with 2 Ethernet interfaces (both normal routed
addresses), one 10 Mb/s and one 100 Mb/s. The 10 Mb/s is primary, and
the other is a testbed net. In the past I venus-setup'd a client to
use the 100 Mb/s net, and also added host routes to server-10
interface to go via the 100
Here's a patch for coda-src/dir/dirbody.c that fixes a problem we
were seeing with large directories under NetBSD 1.3.3 and FreeBSD
2.2.6. readdir(3) on these machines treats directory entries that
straddle a 4k boundary (readdir(3)'s buffer size) as end-of-directory
markers. This patch to DI
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| remote venus client connections coming in from the outside world
| through the second ethernet interface eth1 can see the coda server OK
| (cmon servername:100 looks good) but never get hooked up. have watched
| venus fail on several remote client machines that otherwise
Thank you for the fixes that you recently sent. Funny thing, I was
just going to sit down and do the dirbody.c fix (for large
directories) just after lunch when I got your patch. I will slightly
tidy up what you did and commit it. Also, the other changes that were
send for the NetBSD sparc sup
> Thank you for the fixes that you recently sent. Funny thing, I was
> just going to sit down and do the dirbody.c fix (for large
> directories) just after lunch when I got your patch. I will slightly
> tidy up what you did and commit it. Also, the other changes that were
> send for the NetBSD
