Tom Ivar Helbekkmo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have, until recently, been using Coda on a server to hold my $HOME
> for my laptop. It behaved just great for between one and two years
> (Greg, you may remember helping me figure out some routing problems I
> had switching between wired and wireless networks), except for hangs
> in a very specific situation: if I let my tokens time out, while the
> laptop was connected to a network, any attempt to access the file
> system would fail, and the only possible fix was to very quickly use
> an already open terminal window to re-authenticate.
Odd, I have never seen this.
> Even then, the
> whole system might hang shortly thereafter -- and if I wasn't quick
> enough to re-authenticate, but kept trying to access files, it would
> most certainly hang. Hard reset only option.
I am suspicious of how venus handles revoking objects in the cache
that are still open in the kernel. I don't have $HOME in coda, just
bits that I symlink in, so I am much less likely to have files open
all the time.
--
Greg Troxel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
