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From: Sergei Vyshenski <svysh@rsfq.npi.msu.su>
Subject: undocumented feature of mountd?
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Undocumented feature of mountd?

Let /usr/dir1 and /usr/dir2 belong to the same partition
on the server, mounted locally as /usr. Then the following would 
not go:

#/etc/exports:
/usr/dir1 -ro client_host1
/usr/dir2 client_host1

In other words, mountd does not like to NFS-export different parts of
the same filesystem to the same client host, but with NON-identical
export attributes.


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