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ahh of course, the reason i saw that problem up until
recently is that i was doing the little:

	srvfs plumbspace /n
	plumber
	rfork n
	mount -b /srv/plumbspace /n

hack. (which, by the way, i constantly find extremely useful
when mounting external media, iso9660 images, etc)


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i think it doesn't matter one way or the other.
plumber then upas/fs is the standard way.

neither forks the namespace, so they both
see each other (necessary for plumbing incoming
mail messages).

russ

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