Re: Help finishing Coda's installation
Hi,
Quoting Seth R Arnold (sarnold@willamette.edu):
> Having never run coda before makes me emminatly qualified to talk about it.
> :)
>
> set the cache-size-in-kb to whatever you want. The rule is -- more cache
> will likely lead to more speed improvements. Of course, if coda is like
> everything else, there are limits to how far you can push it and still get
> returns. I would guess 100 megs would be a nice place to start if you are
> thinking of a gig of data or so available to the client..
>
Ok.
I tried this and the answer is:
pixinguinha:/usr/local/home/baptista# venus-setup tomjobim 1000
/etc/services already has new services registered! Good.
pixinguinha:/usr/local/home/baptista#
So I dont know if it's good or not?
> and, I would imagine the coda server would need its own uid on the server.
> Use whatever password you set there -- or, if it doesn't, give it the root
> password. this might work. :)
>
My /vice/db/user.coda has:
rootl:1ntXKmPBGg9p6:0:1:Local System Manager:/:/bin/bash
admin:1ntXKmPBGg9p6:2127:21:AccountsAdministrator:/usr/local:/etc/adm
baptista:19jqKiN1N7a66:1000::Paulo Henrique:/home/baptista:/usr/bash
lages:0sfRmdBtqwwxk:1001::Diego Lages:/home/lages:/usr/bash
And doesnt work when I try to log!
pixinguinha:/usr/local/home/baptista# clog baptista
username: baptista
Password:
Invalid login (RPC2_NOBINDING (F)).
pixinguinha:/usr/local/home/baptista#
I'm in lost!
Anyone can help more me?
Thanks, Paulo Henrique
> good luck :)
>
> On Sun, Sep 05, 1999 at 06:52:56AM +0000, Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > I have to do in one week a monograph about CODA for school and I'm a bit
> > late! :)
> > I got Debian GNU/Linux experimental packages of Coda-server and
> > Coda-client and installed in 2 machines (a server and a client).
> > These packages do a lot for me to setup. I was checking CODA HOWTO and all
> > is did by the debian packages except connect the client to the server. :)
> > And I still cant figure how to connect my client:
> >
> > =============================================================================
> >
> > 3.5 Connecting your client to a new Coda server
> > Now you are ready to point a Venus (client) at this server. You do this by
> > typing
> > venus-setup server-name cache-size-in-kb
> >
> > NOTE: Windows 95 users should type the IP address and not the hostname of
> > the server.
> >
> > Start Venus as explained above. From the coda client side, the root volume
> > will appear under /coda. To use it you must now authenticate to Coda, since it is write protected.
> >
> > The vice-setup program installed an administrative Coda user on the server.
> > It has a uid you chose and has been assigned password changeme. You may clog into Coda with this uid:
> >
> > clog "adminuser"
> >
> > Validate that you have tokens with the ctokens utility.
> >
> > You can now create files in coda, because the administrative user is on the
> > access control list (ACL) of the /coda directory. Read the next section to find out how to do more with Coda.
> >
> > ==============================================================================
> >
> > My two questions are how much is the cache size? and how do I know/set
> > "adminuser" passowrd?
> >
> > After setting CODA I will do some performance tests against NFS.
> > Please help a student in a hurry. :)
> > Thanks, Paulo Henrique
> >
> >
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