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Date: Wed,  5 Oct 2016 21:14:48 -0700
From: Skip Tavakkolian <9nut@9netics.com>
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Subject: Re: [9fans] Cpu command and namespace
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>  I was under the impression that the namespace should come from the client.

perhaps it's a confusion over cwd when you cpu to another machine?

supermic% pwd
/usr/fst
supermic% cpu -h rpi
rpi% pwd
/usr/fst
rpi%

since typically everything is served by fs, it is all the same
content.  the local namespace is exported by the local cpu and the
far-end cpu mounts it on /mnt/term.

e.g.

rpi% devsysname='/dev/sysname' for (i in `{seq 3}) {
	echo $devsysname ' = ' `{cat $devsysname}
	devsysname='/mnt/term'^$devsysname
	}
/dev/sysname  =  rpi
/mnt/term/dev/sysname  =  supermic
/mnt/term/mnt/term/dev/sysname  =  dell
rpi%