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It can be used that way. Although if your setting is always the
same you can use just import. The aim of badsrv/redirfs is to
do that in a more automated way.

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Can we see it as a simple mechanism for inport/export command?
I have some problem when we must use more than, say, four CDROMs
for students, however, we have only one for it.   Then, I put the CDROM
on a mechine, and all the other students share the one CDROM by a
simple command of redirfs and badsrv?

If so, I think it's very very useful for us.

Kenji

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