----- Original Message ----- From: "Flemming Videbaek" <videbaek@bnl.gov> To: <brahms-dev-l@bnl.gov> Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2000 7:46 AM Subject: Brat et misc. > > > connect: Connection refused at > /afs/rhic/brahms/BRAHMS_CVS/CVSROOT/dolog.pl line 280. > > > > when I commit to CVS from NBI.ms > I have seen this too and mentioned to Kris > This happens from several machnies, it works ok from rcf.,, from the piis > but not from say rcas000. > I suspect it has to do with access priv. to the bonsai database on pii3 ? > > > > As to the ROOT 2.25/03 being "*the* version of ROOT these days" Ian is > > right if he's taking about ROOT, but not so in BRAHMS - yet. Flemming, > > Kris, when will we upgrade? > > I do believe that the time has come to upgrade - I think we agreed to wait > until after the run (which one ? - > the RHIC or the NIMROD at TAMU). I would hope that Kris can take the time > following the TAMU run > to have 25.03 installed for both linux and solaris so we can make the > switch. > > > > And now to something somthing completly different ... No 1 ... A Larch > > (sorry - couldn't resist). Does anyone what the status of AFS on Linux > > is? In particular, how does Redhat 6.1/6.2 fare with AFS? I believe > > there's a fix for the SMP problem, but a part from that, is there any > > problems? And does anyone know _when_ IBM will release "IBM AFS" in > > OpneSource? (there a almost delayed a month now). Thanks for any > > info.g > > This was an importanbt issue for RCT in the spring before the RHIC run. All > linux at RCF was upgraded to 6.1 > following a long discussion on AFS. The brief answer is , to the best of my > knowledge without my notes, > RH6.1 + transarc AFS is fine with SMTP (at least 2 processors) > RH6.1 + arla AFS in additon is also fine and work with NFS-3 (speedier > access to disks) > > I am not sure in regard to RH 7 and transarc afs. It is our intention to > try out 'arla' which has worked well > on rcf (all rcas and crs nodes). >
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