Hi Frank,

There are several places where server ip-adresses are stored in binary
format. Although I believe anything in RVM use the server-id numbers
specified in /vice/db/servers.

In any case, you will probably have to regenerate the volume lookup
database (VLDB).

On the SCM, run `bldvldb.sh', and maybe everything will work again.

Jan

On Wed, Mar 15, 2000 at 04:38:48PM -0000, fsg.student4_at_bt.com wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I've done something that one probably shoudn't do: I changed 
> the IP addresses and the hostnames of my 2 client / 2 server 
> Coda system. (Even without stopping Coda ...)
> 
> After that, I searched for all occurances of the old hostnames
> in the server's /vice directory and replaced it with the new
> ones. After a reboot, both servers seemed to work fine again.
> 
> But when I try to connect a Venus client to the servers,
> my SCM shows the following in SrvLog:
> 
> 16:05:43 Building callback conn.
> 16:05:43 RevokeWBPermit on conn 3d4b3ce6 returned -2016
> 16:05:43 No idle WriteBack conns, building new one
> 16:05:43 Writeback message to 10.0.0.4 port 2430 on conn be3dff3 succeeded
> 16:05:43 RevokeWBPermit on conn be3dff3 returned 0
> 16:05:43 GetVolObj: VGetVolume(7f000000) error 103
> 16:05:43 GrabFsObj, GetVolObj error Volume not online
> 16:14:53 Callback failed RPC2_DEAD (F) for ws 10.0.0.4, port 2430
> 16:14:53 Unbinding RPC2 connection 246619797
> 16:14:53 Unbinding RPC2 connection 524715602
> 
> Venus seems to be alright, it shows the same output as
> if it was running correctly but exits after showing 
> "Venus now started". Obviously /coda was not mounted
> afterwards.
> 
> Does anyone know what I missed or what the problem might
> be? (See the "Volume not online" message.)
> 
> Or should I delete my volumes and recreate them all?
> (I've got one non-replicated volume and one replicated
> volume.)
> 
> Frank
>