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To: 9fans@9fans.net
From: erik quanstrom <quanstro@quanstro.net>
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2008 06:49:00 -0400
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Subject: Re: [9fans] CPU Server Wiki, auth/keyfs,
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> After expending all this time and energy, it turns out I was just
> getting the srv command wrong. And even after typing the command
> about 1000 times, hoping it would work, it never occurred to me that
> I should be using the port number. What a dope.

i didn't see a mistake in what you were typing.  this works
for me

	srv il!buda!9fs buda

however, if i do this

	; 9fs sources
	; bind -a '#I' /net.alt
	; bind -a '#l0' /net.alt
	; mount -a '#s/dns' /net.alt
	; /n/sources/plan9/386/bin/cs -f $ndbfile -x /net.alt
	; echo $ndbfile
	/lib/ndb/local
	; /n/sources/plan9/386/bin/ndb/cs -f $ndbfile -x /net.alt
	; srv /net.alt/il!192.168.0.139!9fs budacon
	srv: dial /net.alt/il!192.168.0.139!9fs: connection rejected

i think the problem is that ndb/cs has forgotten how to il.

add this back into cs, and you'll be good to go:

- erik

----

enum
{
	Nilfast,
	Ntcp,
	Nil,
	Nudp,
	Nicmp,
	Nicmpv6,
	Nrudp,
	Ntelco,
};

/*
 *  net doesn't apply to (r)udp, icmp(v6), or telco (for speed)
 */
Network network[] = {
[Ntcp]		{ "tcp",	iplookup,	iptrans,	0, 0 },
[Nilfast]	{ "il",		iplookup,	iptrans,	0, 1 },
[Nil]		{ "il",		iplookup,	iptrans,	0, 0 },
[Nudp]		{ "udp",	iplookup,	iptrans,	1, 0 },
[Nicmp]		{ "icmp",	iplookup,	iptrans,	1, 0 },
[Nicmpv6]	{ "icmpv6",	iplookup,	iptrans,	1, 0 },
[Nrudp]		{ "rudp",	iplookup,	iptrans,	1, 0 },
[Ntelco]	{ "telco",	telcolookup,	telcotrans,	1, 0 },
		{ 0 },
};