> error: copying /n/boot/386/9load: '/tmp/replica00098100' permission denied
Not somthing as trivial as you have no /tmp? (its usually bound to $home/tmp in profile). > So is the proper thing to do to convert a new install to a cpu/file server > (fossil) > to change ownership of all files to bootes? This is definitely not necessary. My senario at home: I have a single combined cpu/auth/file server, my hostowner is bootes. When I want to do a pull I run "cpu -u bootes", as $cpu points to this server I loopback and get a new prompt, but this time as bootes (think of it like the unix su(1) command, though you don't get the console's namespace). I beleive Now I can run pull(1) from /usr/glenda/bin/rc/ and get my updates. > sys/src/9/omap/screen.c: not replicated; will not update I wonder if your replica databases have got in a mess? Somone whith more nous of replicas internals may be able to help there. -Steve
