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> I would recommend re-enabling the password prompt by default, then.
> It's better than a totally exposed file server.

Our fs is at my office, which I consider secure.

> I seem to have lost my carefully concocted /sys/src/fs source tree.
> You had a rather distinguished Spanish name for your server, could

Our fs is called "sargazos".
Drop me a line if I can help somehow.

hth

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On Mon, Dec 02, 2002 at 03:27:51PM +0100, Fco.J.Ballesteros wrote:
> >
> > With or without the "allow/disallow" commands?  I disabled the former,
> > left the latter because I feel more comfortable that way.  But what is
> > the released standard?
>
> With them in place.

I would recommend re-enabling the password prompt by default, then.
It's better than a totally exposed file server.

Nemo,

I seem to have lost my carefully concocted /sys/src/fs source tree.
You had a rather distinguished Spanish name for your server, could
you jolt my memory, help me find the lost details?

Thanks.  Lucio.
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