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Subject: [9fans] 9nfs
Date: Fri, 10 Oct 2003 02:38:52 +0100
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I'm interested in building a FreeBSD to boot diskless and was reading
nfsserver(8)

Ending up in the source code and I noticed snippets of debugging cruft
hanging around such as the fprints and commented out alarms in
/sys/src/cmd/9nfs/unixnames.c shown below.


Before I start the long journey does anyone have any insight into how
well plan9 behaves as an nfs server.

m


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		free(m);
		break;
	}
fprint(2, "looking for %lux\n", clientip);
	if(getdom(clientip, dom, sizeof dom)<0){
		clog("auth: unknown ip address");
		return nil;
	}
fprint(2, "dom is %s\n", dom);
	for(r=idhead; r; r=r->next){
		if(r->u.timestamp == 0 || r->g.timestamp == 0)
==========

	char *l;
// 	long savalarm;

// 	savalarm = alarm(0);
	in = Bopen(file, OREAD);
	if(in == 0){
		clog("readunixidmaps can't open %s: %r\n", file);
//		alarm(savalarm);
		return -1;
	}
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