Re: vintermezzo, two-way sync, error fetching UUID

> PROBLEM# 1
> ==========
>
> How could I get a module for '--V--intermezzo'?
>
>     Aaccording to the 'quick start' manual on your website, it is
>     possible to use file cache, and mount the cache with type name
>         'vintermezzo'.
   Just create a file, by dd from /dev/null or other means.
   Use the command: mount -t vintermezzo none /path/filename
>
>
>
> PROBLEM# 2
> ==========
>
> How to configure the system as 'two-way synchronization' in a
>     two-machine case?
   If the fs on both sides are intermezzo system, the system can work as
"two-way synchronization". So you need to create the intermezzo fs on both
machine.
>
>
>
> PROBLEM# 3
> ==========
>
> I followed the procedure from your web site, but it did not work for me.
> I had to do a little bit different.  There was a problem with launching
> 'intersync' on client machine:
>
   Sorry for the problem. Would you like to check out a new version from
intermezzo CVS?
   The newly updated code solved the problem.
>
> server:
> *******
>
> <SuSE 7.x with upgraded kernel 2.4.22>
> <intersync-0.9.5>
> -------------------------------------------------------
>
> # mkizofs -r compaq /dev/hdc2
> Cache file system type is ext3
> Root fileset name is compaq
>
> Using mke2fs -q to create cache file system
> mke2fs 1.32 (09-Nov-2002)
> Creating InterMezzo journal files
> Processing root file set compaq
> # mount -t intermezzo /dev/hdc2 /compaq
> # incontrol set_fset_root /compaq compaq
>
> (/var/intermezzo-0/cache is s-linked to /compaq)
>
> # cd /compaq
> # ls
>   ..  ..iopen..  .intermezzo  lost+found
> # cd .intermezzo
> # ls
>   ..  compaq  config  rootfset
> # more config
> <profile>
>  <uuid>10610cd2-4ecb-4f43-a5e5-6797a1576a39</uuid>
>  <fset>rootfset</fset>
>  <server_port>370</server_port>
>  <local_ip>*</local_ip>
>  <local_port>370</local_port>
> </profile>
> # cd ~
> # intersync /compaq
   Please run the command like: intersync --fset=compaq /compaq
>
>
>
> client:
> *******
>
> <SuSE 7.x with upgraded kernel 2.4.22>
> <intersync-0.9.5>
> -------------------------------------------------------
>
> does the same as the 'server'
> The content of config file:
>
> <profile>
>  <uuid>aa593e50-ce90-47f4-a7f7-b0058f2b5f3c</uuid>
>  <fset>compaq</fset>
>  <server>svr</server>
>  <server_port>370</server_port>
>  <local_ip>192.168.0.6</local_ip>
>  <local_port>2432</local_port>
> </profile>
>
> # intersync --server=svr /compaq
If you want to specify the fileset name, you'd better with the --fset
fset-name parameter.
> (request.c:is_get_uuid L534):
> (request.c:is_get_uuid L543): error fetching UUID 2
> (session.c:is_run_context L242): JOB_UUID failed, rc: 2
> (request.c:is_check_offsets L473): no remote repstatus
> (session.c:is_run_context L242): JOB_CHECK_OFFSETS failed, rc: 2
>
> ** ERROR **: Initial CHECK_OFFSETS failed.
>
> aborting...
> Aborted
> #
>
>
> My two cents:
> *************
>
> It would be nice to have installation/configuration files relate a env,
> say INTERSYNC_HOME, so that different linux could have identical conf
> files layout.  For example, RedHat has a dir '/etc/sysconfig'.  Some
> of the 'intersync' files reside under this directory.  But SuSE linux does
> not have this directory.  It would be nice if these files would reside
> under INTERSYNC_HOME/etc.  Symbolic links can be appied to these files
> with diff flavours of linux.
    Thanks for you suggestion.We will consider it in the coming days.
>
>
> Thanks!
>
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