On Sun, Feb 23, 2003 at 11:14:16PM -0700, Carl Baldwin wrote:
> //www.coda.cs.cmu.edu/pub/coda/linux. I ran vice-setup and everything
> seemed to go well until right at the end when it gave this error:
Hmm, interesting. I get the same error with a 200M data file. The 130M
one works. One of those
Hi,
I had two local:global conflicts on a coda-client (5.3.20/linux). So I
tried to repair them using the repair tool, basically discarding all
local changes.
Now the coda-client keeps giving me these messages:
volume users:coffee has unrepaired local subtree(s), skip checkpointing CML!
users:c
Hello Jochen,
> $ find /coda/usr/coffee -type l -exec ls -l {} ;
>
> doesn't show any objects in conflict (strange enough, find /coda/usr
> doesn't recurse into coffee/...)
at least gnu find has some "optimization" that is based on assumptions
wrong for Coda (see find's docs if you are curious).
Hi,
Ivan Popov wrote:
> >however, the two objects that were in conflict now cannot be accessed at
> >all:
> >
> >ls -l .openoffice/1.0.1/user/temp/soffice.tmp/sv1o9.tmp/sv1oc.tmp
> >ls: sv1oc.tmp: Permission denied
> What does "ls -l .openoffice/1.0.1/user/temp/soffice.tmp/sv1o9.tmp"
> (one level
> > What does "ls -l .openoffice/1.0.1/user/temp/soffice.tmp/sv1o9.tmp"
> > (one level up) show?
> since sv1o9.tmp is a directory, I get the same error as above, with
> option -a it correctly lists the . and .. entries but still complains
> about sv1oc.tmp. ls -l soffice.tmp correctly lists sv1o9.t
Ok, it seems that I had a swap partition that wasn't active. I will
try first to add more swap to the system and then reduce the amount of
memory that I use for the data partition.
On Mon, Feb 24, 2003 at 03:13:43AM -0500, Jan Harkes wrote:
> On Sun, Feb 23, 2003 at 11:14:16PM -0700, Carl Baldwin
