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Subject: Re: [9fans] 9fs nvr file
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 14:27:12 -0400
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>>From memory, I think I usually do

	cfs main		# or whatever you called yours
	allow
	create /adm adm sys 775 d
	create /adm/users adm sys 664
	users default

then connect as bootes (cpu -a netkey, 9fs <newfs>), copy my real
/adm/users into the new file system, make any other desirable
adjustments (cd /n/<newfs>; chmod 775 .; chgrp sys .) and then back on
the file server console, do

	disallow
	users

and maybe

	dump