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List:       linux-coda
Subject:    *** Not bound *** in hoard walk
From:       "Stephen J. Turnbull" <turnbull () sk ! tsukuba ! ac ! jp>
Date:       2000-04-18 7:26:16
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>>>>> "Jan" == Jan Harkes <jaharkes@cs.cmu.edu> writes:

    >> I didn't see an error at the time, but I've noticed since an
    >> occasional
    >> 
    >> *** Not bound *** /coda/service/unique/director/etc d+
    >> 
    >> after 'hoard walk'.

    Jan> Most likely a symlink, the fix for that one is already in
    Jan> CVS.

I've seen this, they were definitely symlinks for me.  However, the
hoard walk did not complete (files were missing, but I'm pretty sure
my network was flakey at the time; I don't recall the messages).
Rerunning the hoard walk patched most of them up (ie, there were no
messages), except that the message continued in one case where I
_know_ the symlink is dangling (in the source directory which I "cp
--archive'd" to /coda).

Is that correct?  If not, what is the desired behavior?

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